When we are moving the computer to some other place in our house and connect all to the CPU...The speaker worked but when I changed the wires in the speaker then changed back again to normal..it doesnt work anymore...when I tried connecting the green wire (input - output of the CPU) on my cellphone but then it worked...-.-"...when I connect it back to the CPU..it doesnt work...I have realtek AC'97, and my speaker is Ozaki (I dont know what its version)..and also when I go to "Sounds and Audio Devices"..it showed up..and it doesnt say that there is no speaker connect blahblahblah....plzz help...I know some about computers but not this one..
This is normal on some systems
You need to have the speaker wire connected before turning on the computer, but if you then unplug it and plug it back in sound may be goneOne remedy is to plug the speakers in the back only (you may already be doing this)
And only use the front speaker connection for other devices
(Obviously I'm speaking of PC only)Another option is to use USB connected speakers, and again always leave them plugged into the back (basically directly to the Motherboard
Not exactly sure if that's a remedy or not, but at least you know that it has been seen before
You should also confirm you have the latest Sound Drivers installed from your Manufacturer support site
And Windows has Service Pack 3 installed: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/pr...I hope that helps :)
tnx for that...but whenever I open my pc speakers are always plugged in...and it is working perfectly before we move the pc on the other room...
Then try this (it can't hurt, but it can help) Start > Run > chkdsk /r > ok > Y > Restart
Allow CheckDisk to automatically Check and hopefully Repair any issues on next restart
still doesnt work...and also btw at the "AC97 Audio Configuration (sound effect manager)"..at the connector sensing tab in "Line Out Connector" (green) where my speaker is connected to at the back of the CPU..it says
Connected Device:
(blank picture)
Not Connectedall of it says it...even in mic but my mic is also connected....and also btw..can u give me a link to a picture of a motherboard?..and i'll try to connect the speaker's connector into it...tnx btw..
You can download your Motherboard Manual that will have your exact motherboard picture itself Your manual can be located at you computer or motherboard manufacturer support site
Note: I also stated above to reconfirm your drivers are updated from your manufacturer support site
It may still be a bad or corrupted or missing driver (even though it was just moved and that's all)
ohh......ok..and for the reconfimation for the updated drivers...I've confirmed it....it is the newest
Start > Run > rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL mmsys.cpl,,2 > ok What does it state under: "Sound Playback"?
Also check Device Manager:
Start > Run > devmgmt.msc >ok
Are there any query (yellow exclamation symbol) marks under "Sound Controllers?
Default Device:
Realtek AC97 Audioand on the Device Manager...there is no yellow exclamation symbol
Everything is normal Is it securely plugged in?
Are the speakers on and volume up?Have you tried fully uninstalling Realtek (in Add/Remove Programs)
Restarting and installing the updated drivers again?
I know that it is securely plugged in....the speakers are volumed up...and I have tried uninstalling Realtek...I also even dunno why it is like this...do u think that it is about the plug??....=|
OK, how many ports are on the computer for speaker connections? If there are six, which I suspect, you have Realtek HD sound. You need to program the ports using the Realtek sound manager. You should have an icon in the tray next to the clock for the sound manager. Not the gray speaker icon but an orange one. open that and use it to configure the connections. Why would you connect a speaker wire to your cell phone?
there is only 2...but originally its 3..but the other 1 is for the mic...so 2..input and output...and..I dun have an orange one...its only a blue icon with a dot in the center and a wave effects and the gray volume one.. i tried to play a music with my cellphone...and it worked...(after the speaker is not working)
What is the exact model of your computer or the motherboard if custom built?
I dont know about the model of our computer and motherboard....
There is no brand on the case? Did you get the computer new? Download and use SIW to find information on the hardware. Get SIW at the link below.
w8...do u know where to get Everest?...some say u can get ur motherboard brand...
Everest is obsolete. SIW does the same thing only better.
ohh...
here:
Property Value
Manufacturer EPoX COMPUTER CO., LTD
Model nForce4 DDR: 8NPA7I / 8NPAI Series
Version 1.x
Serial Number
North Bridge NVIDIA nForce4 Revision A3
South Bridge NVIDIA nForce4 MCP Revision A3
CPU AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 3000+
Cpu Socket Socket 754
System Slots 5 PCI
Memory Summary
Maximum Capacity 8192 MBytes
Maximum Memory Module Size 4096 MBytes
Memory Slots 2
Error Correction None
Warning! Accuracy of DMI data cannot be guaranteed
OK, it doesn't appear the Epox is supporting that board anymore. So no manual is available. The first link below is the specs of that motherboard. It lists the correct driver. Perhaps there is some accompanying information with the driver. I suggest you download and install it. You can get it at the second link below.
Also, the usual method to connect speakers that have a subwoofer that the other speakers connect to is to connect to Line Out, which should be marked on the port. May also be Green color.
I already have installed that AC'97...(reinstalled) and it's connector is plugged to the green color one..(line out)
Then just check to verify none of the setting for sound are muted. That is common when re-installing the drivers. Look in Device Manager to verify the sound is working properly.
it is working properly.. and non are muted...
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