Computer repaired, now sound won't play?

it might be that the service technician that disassembled your laptop forgot to connect the speakers. it's unusual but not impossible. you should go back to the shop for a checkup... after all it's not your fault that they screwed up. it might be that the service technician that disassembled your laptop forgot to connect the speakers. it's unusual but not impossible. you should go back to the shop for a checkup... after all it's not your fault that they screwed up.

I called them earlier today and the guy pretty much told me to do everything I'd already tried. Then he told me he couldn't look at it without charging me more than I already paid. Considering I feel they overcharged me in the first place, I'm not really willing to go back and pay them more to fix something that has only been a problem since they pulled it apart. I called them earlier today and the guy pretty much told me to do everything I'd already tried. Then he told me he couldn't look at it without charging me more than I already paid. Considering I feel they overcharged me in the first place, I'm not really willing to go back and pay them more to fix something that has only been a problem since they pulled it apart.

ok so they don't admit they're fault, i just took a look at the disassembly of your particular model you have the onboard speakers on the LCD assembly. and the audio out and mic jacks directly on the motherboard try connecting a headphone on the audio out jack and see if you have any sond (after connection boot your computer too see if at least you have the boot-up beep), if you do it's clearly the connection of the speakers tot the motherboard - therefore the guys who took it apart, and if you don't have any sound coming from that output it could be a more serious problem. (by the way do you see the soundcard in the control panel?). ok so they don't admit they're fault, i just took a look at the disassembly of your particular model you have the onboard speakers on the LCD assembly. and the audio out and mic jacks directly on the motherboard try connecting a headphone on the audio out jack and see if you have any sond (after connection boot your computer too see if at least you have the boot-up beep), if you do it's clearly the connection of the speakers tot the motherboard - therefore the guys who took it apart, and if you don't have any sound coming from that output it could be a more serious problem. (by the way do you see the soundcard in the control panel?).