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Thread ID: 98304	2009-03-19 07:31:00	Computer speakers inoperative - sound otherwise OK	Neptune83 (10023)	Press F1

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757804	2009-03-19 07:31:00	Windows XP SP3. Acer laptop 2300 One day noticed no sound from computer speakers. Checked all the various programs that have speaker settings - all set to max. One headphone works fine in USB ports as does another that plugs into the mic/headphone "jscks" as does the "golfball" MP3-type speaker - all programs that should produce sound do so OK - but not when I use only the computer speakers. I keep thinking there must be something silly I have missed. Do I have any way to check further before going to a tech and being without my laptop for who knows how long? Many thanks for useful advice.	Neptune83 (10023)
757805	2009-03-19 08:09:00	The USB headphones probably changed to the default device. Look under the audio tab in sounds and audio device in control panel If its not on the onboard soundcard thats why you'll get no sound	Speedy Gonzales (78)
757806	2009-03-19 20:44:00	Speedy - !muchas gracias por su ayuda, senor! :thumbs: I Tried as you said, but the actual "tree" is a bit different for the help of anyone else with the same problem: Sounds & Audio: audio: sound playback: default device (mine reads "Conexant AMC audio" as the only choice): Volume (mine is on full): Advanced: Speakers: Speaker setup: There is now a list of perhaps ten different possibilities . Mine is on "Laptop stereo" . I do appreciate your taking time to help, but this appears not to be the problem . Any other thoughts? Does it make sense that part of the sound card is bad? Doesn't seem very likely . . .	Neptune83 (10023)
757807	2009-03-19 23:00:00	Doubt its the sound card problem. Since it works with other speaker. May be the connection between the laptop speakers and sound card	Blam (54)
757808	2009-03-20 00:16:00	OK - TNX	Neptune83 (10023)
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