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Hi:
The IR receiver inside the television is becoming intermittent and needs to be replaced. You might also check the connections on the receiver small circuit board for cold or loose solder joints.

It appears you ve discovered the sound task levers required to adjustment properties. Your Tv can still move levers even when the volume is set to mute. Select the unmute button before any voice or audio would be reactivated. Assuming that seting the TV on mute has predominant integrety over the volume functions where not unmuting usually with the same button on the remote would not achieve accessibility to the volume functions. refer to the TV user guide for diagnostic audios. Good luck

right click on your volume control
select audio properties
there should be a check box that says "mute"
uncheck the box and see if that works

1. Check Output cable properly connected to the computer in Green socket.
2. Check computer Volume Balance.
- go to start- control panel-sound & game controller
- check ur volume mute/unmute, volume all balance
3. check sound drivers/update driver
- go to - My Computyer - right click - properties - hardware - device manager - check sound hardware - Uninsall all sound driver
- Then Scan in device manager. it will automatically install again.
4.Then check output volume.

I had this exact same problem. Try this:

Above the keyboard are three hard keys for volume (down, up, and mute). The mute button only mutes, it does NOT unmute. To unmute, push the volume up button a few times. Now try your sounds again.

I was very confused because the hard mute key does not affect the GUI at all (you don't see the little speaker with the red x in the notification area). Hope this helps!

Hello,

Here is one way to unmute the microphone.
Go to Start/Programs/Accessories/Entertainment/Volume Control.
You will see a Volume Control window up. On the top you should see different items to set the volume for. If the microphone is one of them, uncheck the mute box. If you don't see microphone on the list do this: Click on Options on the top and then go to Properties. In the white box where it says "Show the following Volume Controls" check the box next to microphone and click ok.
Now you should have the Volume Control windows available with microphone as an option. Uncheck the mute box and that should do it. Let me know if this works for you.

Dman

Did it stop working or has it ever worked before?

Make sure there is a cable running from your computer to the monitor's integrated speakers. It should go from a green 3.5mm output jack at the back of the computer to one the same size in the back of the monitor. If the cable is there and still no sound, double check the connection, make sure they are plugged in securely at both ends. Be sure that headphones are not plugged into the computer at the same time or audio will only come out through the headphones.

Make sure the audio is not muted. There is a mute in possibly 3 places. One spot is the application audio: if you're trying to play from Windows Media Player, make sure the audio is not muted near the slider and that the volume is loud enough to hear.
Second place is the system volume. In the Control Panel, Audio (Start menu, Settings, Control Panel, Audio component) you can check the volume and mute of the system volume.
Third location is the monitor speakers. There may be a way in the monitor's menu to adjust the volume for the speakers. Make sure it is high enough to be audible.

If all of those are unmuted and high, you might try replacing the audio cable. Also reboot the computer with the audio cable plugged in where it should be. (Sometimes high-def digital audio can be quirky). Next try plugging in a pair of headphones into the front of the computer and see if you're getting any sound through there.

Those steps should help you diagnose the problem. If not, just post back with what you found out through these steps.

Did it stop working or has it ever worked before?

Make sure there is a cable running from your computer to the monitor's integrated speakers. It should go from a green 3.5mm output jack at the back of the computer to one the same size in the back of the monitor. If the cable is there and still no sound, double check the connection, make sure they are plugged in securely at both ends. Be sure that headphones are not plugged into the computer at the same time or audio will only come out through the headphones.

Make sure the audio is not muted. There is a mute in possibly 3 places. One spot is the application audio: if you're trying to play from Windows Media Player, make sure the audio is not muted near the slider and that the volume is loud enough to hear.
Second place is the system volume. In the Control Panel, Audio (Start menu, Settings, Control Panel, Audio component) you can check the volume and mute of the system volume.
Third location is the monitor speakers. There may be a way in the monitor's menu to adjust the volume for the speakers. Make sure it is high enough to be audible.

If all of those are unmuted and high, you might try replacing the audio cable. Also reboot the computer with the audio cable plugged in where it should be. (Sometimes high-def digital audio can be quirky). Next try plugging in a pair of headphones into the front of the computer and see if you're getting any sound through there.

Those steps should help you diagnose the problem. If not, just post back with what you found out through these steps.

Does your Nuvi 200 have a headphone jack? If so, try that with a pair of headphones. If you hear sound, then your internal speaker went bad. It's a known problem with the Nuvi.

- Jim