Table
Solving Audio Problems
Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
Computer does not | System beeps have | Use the Fn+F5 hotkeys to |
beep after the Power- | been turned down. | turn up the system |
On |
| volume. |
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Internal speaker does | Volume may be | ■ Adjust the overall |
not produce sound | turned off or set too | volume by pressing |
when an external | low. | the Fn+F5 hotkeys. |
audio source is |
| ■ Adjust the sliding |
connected to the |
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| mixer controls by | |
stereo |
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| Speaker icon on the |
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| Windows taskbar. |
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| Line input may not | Check the line input |
| be connected | connection. |
| properly. |
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| Headphones or | Disconnect the |
| speakers are | headphones or speakers |
| connected to the | to enable the internal |
| stereo speaker/ | speakers. |
| headphone jack, |
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| which disables the |
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| internal speakers. |
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| Volume may be | Uncheck the mute box in |
| muted/ | volume properties. |
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External microphone | You are using the | Check to see if you are |
does not work. | wrong type of | using a monophonic |
| microphone or | electret condenser |
| microphone plug for | microphone with a |
| the computer. | |
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| The microphone may | Ensure that the |
| not be connected | microphone plug is |
| properly. | properly connected to the |
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| mono microphone jack. |
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| Continued |