Lenovo l430 laptop speaker problem - Lenovo Computers & Internet

Bluetooth is available with some HP printers as a wireless printing option. Read the blog to Connect HP Bluetooth Printer to Laptop
and set up the connection to start printing.

you need to include your printer's name. is this an error message on a printer's window? is it a message on the pc that the printer is connected to? if you google "error l430", you primarily discover that l430 is a model of lenovo thinkpad and not a printer.

go to ghe printer's manufacturer's website and enter a search for the particular model. it may offer a user guide and some support service. error codes with numbers are usually in a technician's manuals rather than user manuals, however. but you might try resetting the printer and those guidelines well may be in a downloaded manual. there might be troubleshooting software on that site which could assist. without knowing which printer it is, the problem could be anything from a paper jam or out of ink to a clogged nozzle or mechanical failure or because the printer is not plugged into the computer. yes, that happens too. try reposting and identifying the printer.

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Laptops and netbooks ThinkPad Series laptops ThinkPad L430 Lenovo Support...
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reinstall the audio drivers again some windows updates cause this problem

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What do you mean it stopped working? No sound at all?

Please try the following:

1. Please make sure the sound is not set to mute. Try to adjust the sound volume.

2. Reinstall the audio driver. You can do this using the drivers disc that came with the computer or you can download the audio driver from the computer manufacturer's website: http://support.lenovo.com.

3. Try to connect an external speakers or headset. If you can hear sound on an external speakers or headset then the internal speakers of your laptop is already defective.

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Hi. regarding the question about replacing it with a desktop speaker, yes you could do that but if the problem is with the drivers for your audio then that would not fix the issue, because even if you change the speaker hardware but the problem is with the software then it would still output the same grounded sound. The best way to fix this is first, try to use the desktop speaker and plug it on the speaker port on your laptop and if its output is clear that means the problem is with the hardware built in speaker of your laptop but if the output sound is still grounded the you should download the latest driver for the audio of your laptop from the lenovo website or you could also call their tech support hotline at US/Canada 1-800-426-7378, Australia 1-300-880-917 and if you are still under warranty then they could just replace the speaker of your laptop. Hope that helps

try hooking an external speaker or earphones/ headset may do. if it has sound, you need to replace your internal speakers. if still no sound, might be that you need to replace your sound card. but first try updating your audio driver. drivers for your computer is readily availble at Lenovo's website at consumersupport.lenovo.com or if you are still in warranty, call Lenovo's tech support at 18774536686.

If I remember correctly, those speakers were supplied with some Gateway computers equipped with a digital soundcard, and the speakers take only digital input.

Take a look at the input plug and compare it to these:



If yours looks like the mono plug, your speakers will only work with the original digital card. Plug them into your new computer and you'll get nothing out of them.

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