26 December 2005, 23:14 UTC#1
Does anybody know what my problem is... yes I've checked that it's all plugged in correctly.. and I've even plugged in headphones to see if it was the speakers and it won't work. Also when I turn the speakers on full blast I hear a buzzing noise.. so I know it connected It just won't play sound or music.
It's also not on MUTE!
26 December 2005, 23:15 UTC#2
driver issue?
26 December 2005, 23:17 UTC#3
How can I fix a driver issue... also if it helps.. It seems that it stopped working after installed my webcam.
26 December 2005, 23:17 UTC#4
shorted out? check the wires for cuts and shaving of the rubber on the outside.
26 December 2005, 23:18 UTC#5
QUOTE(Aaron @ Dec 26 2005, 11:17 PM) [snapback]252877[/snapback]
shorted out? check the wires for cuts and shaving of the rubber on the outside.
Nope that's not it cuz I tried several different headphones too.
26 December 2005, 23:19 UTC#6
mite sound stupid, but is the sound settings on mute, or the media player on mute?
EDIT: shit sorry, just read it's not on mute.
26 December 2005, 23:20 UTC#7
Try simple stuff first.
Go to start, all progs. Accessories, Entertainment then "Volume Control" make sure its not turned down, mine did that once.
Or it might be in your system tray.
26 December 2005, 23:21 UTC#8
QUOTE(Scott @ Dec 26 2005, 11:19 PM) [snapback]252879[/snapback]
mite sound stupid, but is the sound settings on mute, or the media player on mute?
QUOTE
It's also not on MUTE!
EDIT-- also baz... I tried all those things too.

26 December 2005, 23:23 UTC#9
to get the srivers do this.... This is if it is a driver problem
START? *Right click on MY COMPUTER*> PROPERTIES>AUTO UPDATES *TAB*>Click the link "WINDOWS UPDATE WEB SITE"
Then if it is a driver probel it will find a driver and fit it. Make sure you restart if it does.
26 December 2005, 23:36 UTC#10
Alright Doyle.. I'lltry your way.
26 December 2005, 23:39 UTC#11
btw. did you get my 2nd pm? if so did it work?
26 December 2005, 23:40 UTC#12
Didn't get any PM's... and no it didnt work

26 December 2005, 23:41 UTC#13
ok. ill "re-PM" you it.
26 December 2005, 23:50 UTC#14
Go to device manager.
My computer > Right click > Properties > Hardware Tab > Device manager.
Check under "Sound video and game controllers", if any of them have a yellow circle around them with an exclamation mark in the middle, try hitting "roll back driver" and then "update driver", if your system can't find any drivers then open your computer case and look for a model, and a brand of motherboard, Search for the manufacterers website, then on the manufacterurs website search for your model of motherboard and navigate to the drivers section. If it isn't a software issue, I.E there is no yellow circle with an exclamation in it, check all connections, go to volume control and check nothing is muted and all system sound is turned up full. Finally, check your media players volume, most media players have aa volume button which you can drag to the right to raise the volume.
26 December 2005, 23:50 UTC#15
Something about phoning.. I have no Idea what your trying to say.
EDIT-- This must be seriously fucked... I followed everything you said Gman.. theres no yellow circles or anything.. I check the volume on everything.. media player.. limewire..sound control... its all on full.
27 December 2005, 00:08 UTC#16
QUOTE(fatmatt @ Dec 27 2005, 12:50 AM) [snapback]252897[/snapback]
Something about phoning.. I have no Idea what your trying to say.
EDIT-- This must be seriously fucked... I followed everything you said Gman.. theres no yellow circles or anything.. I check the volume on everything.. media player.. limewire..sound control... its all on full.
Something to do with your speakers then. Check they are plugged in, and connectd right again.
27 December 2005, 00:35 UTC#17
Nope it's not the speakers.. I tried it with headphones too.
27 December 2005, 00:45 UTC#18
Do you listen to them at high volume alot? cause you may have just blown them
27 December 2005, 00:50 UTC#19
QUOTE(fatmatt @ Dec 27 2005, 01:35 AM) [snapback]252910[/snapback]
Nope it's not the speakers.. I tried it with headphones too.
Check your soundcard hasn't got knocked out, by pushing it towards the slot, if it's a PCI card. If that doesn't work, all I can think of is your sound chip has got damaged during a storm. You may wanna purchase a new PCI soundcard.
27 December 2005, 01:06 UTC#20
Wheres the soundcard at.. I thought it'd be something like that.
27 December 2005, 01:07 UTC#21
well dude a spare broken sound card always comes in handy
27 December 2005, 01:09 UTC#22
QUOTE(tomm @ Dec 27 2005, 01:07 AM) [snapback]252924[/snapback]
well dude a spare broken sound card always comes in handy
Huh?
27 December 2005, 01:16 UTC#23
think about it ... u now have a broken old sound card at your disposal , life dont get alot better dude
27 December 2005, 01:33 UTC#24
Dude.... I bet its on mute or something.
Click
START>RUN> type "sndvol32.exe"
Make sure everything is on full and nothing is on mute
27 December 2005, 01:37 UTC#25
QUOTE(Doyle @ Dec 27 2005, 02:33 AM) [snapback]252938[/snapback]
Dude.... I bet its on mute or something.
Click
START>RUN> type "sndvol32.exe"
Make sure everything is on full and nothing is on mute
Well, apparently he's checked and it's not, I was pretty sure it was something to do with the volume, however I don't know how capable he is. Anyway, no harm in double checking eh.
27 December 2005, 01:40 UTC#26
Haha I've checked everything a million times this is driving me nuts.
27 December 2005, 01:41 UTC#27
yeah. thing is Windows sometimes only shows basic settings in Volume. So he might only see the first 2 settings....
27 December 2005, 01:46 UTC#28
QUOTE(fatmatt @ Dec 27 2005, 02:40 AM) [snapback]252941[/snapback]
Haha I've checked everything a million times this is driving me nuts.
Get a new soundcard then. If you can't see a PCI card inside your case, then you probably have an internal soundcard. Try restarting as a last resort.
27 December 2005, 01:50 UTC#29
get some new speekers. And make sure its plugged into the GREEN hole

27 December 2005, 02:07 UTC#30
QUOTE(Doyle @ Dec 27 2005, 01:50 AM) [snapback]252946[/snapback]
get some new speekers. And make sure its plugged into the GREEN hole

Once again its not the speakers.. they're plugged into the greenhole and I tried Headphones too and they dont work.. so it must be the soundcard.