My HP Pavilion dv2000's Speaker are not working. Although when i plug headphones it works every-time. when i want to listen the songs i feel paralyzed by the forced need of headphones. & i also reinstall its WINDOWS and all the drivers but my problem is not solved. please give me some solutions to run my laptop's internal speakers
If you have an audio interfaceyou might try tught clicking on your speaker icon. From there you can find a trouble shoot sound or playback connection.
You need built in speaker driver. Go to settings and you will see a yellow warning sign on your built in speaker driver. Click it to update. You’ll be fine after it’s done
X2 bad wires inside pc, speakers
or the head phone jack is bad.
try external speakers yet, endless brands and quality.
it needs service, that's for sure,
dv2000 is old and like all old things, go bad.
ever seen these things? (i picked s store at random)
same thing at target or walfart.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/searchpage.jsp?cp=1&searchType=search&st=pc%20speakers&_dyncharset=UTF-8&id=pcat17071&type=page&sc=Global&nrp=&sp=%2Bcurrentprice%20skuidsaas&qp=&list=n&af=true&iht=y&usc=All%20Categories&ks=960&keys=keys
spend $100+ on labor to fix it
or buy $10 speakers.
easy choice , no.
heck up grade, you'd be amazed at the sound you will get. (full and rich to)
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Sound cable is lose inside computer.
SOURCE: audio input/output problem
Dear user,,
Pl go to control panel and select sound/audio device and click and see you see install sound device.
pl double click on speaker symbol at taskbar.
see volume controler and selecting hedphone device and see it is mute or not
Regards,
Ravindra Shah
SOURCE: audio/sound problems
sounds (pun intended) like you have your headphones plugged into the microphone input. See if you can change the spot they are plugged in...
good luck
SOURCE: i am using hp pavilion dv2214tu, able to hear from
Hello,
The headphone jack contains a small contact that disables the built in speakers and redirect the audio signal to the headphones. If the jack doesn't do this, probably that contact is dirty or the jack itself has a problem to one of the contacts inside it. You could try some electrical contact cleaner (it'a a spray you can buy from any electronic store) but I'm not sure if it will help or solve the problem permanently.
The best solution would be to replace that jack with a new one. It's not an expensive or tricky repair and any service center should be able to do it without many problems.
Hope this helps,
Bogdan
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Hi msdazzling, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box?
NO OS stated is this XP?????
windows WHAT?
did the internal speakers ever work
if no, the they can even be missing.
used PC can come in any state of misrepair.
go to hp web site
load only those drivers for your unstated OS.
we cant guess what you have there, ever.
must be said.
here
go to start box, the control panel
then lick system.
see what OS is there now.
you never said how you upgraded
from what to what? XP to W7? what?
HP main page.
HP has no support for DV2000
so that tell me , you used hackers disk
so what disks from whom?
DV2000 is retired to legacy status now.
means snail dust status.
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