scotty777
...doesn't know
Well... It seems as though my pc's sound has just stopped working, I can't figure out why and how it blow... Plz i need help, I'm in to my music, and it sure sucks not being able to listen to it.
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Pc sound help
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kevinswan007
Expert Member
restart your pc
PostmanPot
Honorary Master
Is the Windows volume slider all the way up? 
fxit_man
Executive Member
if u love music so much u can use headphones till u sort out ur prob
check drivers thats the most likely problem...
else check all cables are in etc etc..
check drivers thats the most likely problem...
else check all cables are in etc etc..
fxit_man
Executive Member
and go to control panel, sounds and audio devices, then go to the sound tab and make sure the right audio output device is selected
good luck
good luckscotty777
...doesn't know
I'm not an idiot, I've checked to see if all the volume controls are up. It's just not working, I've re-installed the drivers nothing.
It's my pc's sound itself, So there's no use in plugging in a headphone if there's no signal going to it... Shyte,
It's my pc's sound itself, So there's no use in plugging in a headphone if there's no signal going to it... Shyte,
fxit_man
Executive Member
yeah well if thats the case i think theres nothing we can do to help...sounds like a hardware problem/fault...
take it in somewhere to get it checked out..or open ur case and see if you can see anything
take it in somewhere to get it checked out..or open ur case and see if you can see anything
gamad
Member
seeing that ur into music, cud it be that u might've blown a capacitor or transistor on ur motherboard by playing it too load. When you turn ur volume to max on ur pc, and ur amp is low, then u are straining the circuitry on the onboard sound ... cause if the sounds "not loud", it doesn't mean it's not at full blast ...
solution - try and borrow someones soundcard, and install. if it works, then it's gotta be ur onboard sound, then just borrow it a little longer
, if not, then there's something wrong with ur speaker setup. then borrow one of those. .Highflyer_GP
Honorary Master
Get a PCI sound card. Onboard sound sucks anyway.
BiteMe
Expert Member
thats actually funny, in a hilarious sort of way..
gamad
Member
BiteMe
Expert Member
no, it doesnt, not even 1 bit.
which is why it is funny.
which is why it is funny.
killadoob
Honorary Master
lol its funny thats for sure 
scotty if you love sound wtf u using onboard?
scotty if you love sound wtf u using onboard?
gamad
Member
scotty777
...doesn't know
lol its funny thats for sure
scotty if you love sound wtf u using onboard?
I'm saving up for one, It's a new pc, and well... Kinda blew my drug money on it(I'm a dealer
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