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Old January 4th 10, 05:07 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
Marv
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Default Sound Missing

I have seen a number of posts relating to missing sound but none that
seem to relate directly to the problem I am having.

My son just got a new HP desktop computer running W7. Everything
appears to work except the sound. The speaker icon in the task bar has
a red symbol next to it and if you highlight it you get a message that
says there is no speaker attached to the system. I have tried a couple
of different speakers that I know work but the system does not seem to
recognize that there is any speaker attached.

Any idea of how to trouble-shoot this would be appreciated.
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Old January 4th 10, 05:33 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
Trev[_4_]
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Default Sound Missing


"Marv" wrote in message
...
I have seen a number of posts relating to missing sound but none that seem
to relate directly to the problem I am having.

My son just got a new HP desktop computer running W7. Everything appears
to work except the sound. The speaker icon in the task bar has a red
symbol next to it and if you highlight it you get a message that says
there is no speaker attached to the system. I have tried a couple of
different speakers that I know work but the system does not seem to
recognize that there is any speaker attached.

Any idea of how to trouble-shoot this would be appreciated.


Dig deeper into the sound cards properties It May be set to Front speakers
headphones or Hdmi

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Old January 4th 10, 06:18 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
Seth
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Default Sound Missing

"Marv" wrote in message
...
I have seen a number of posts relating to missing sound but none that seem
to relate directly to the problem I am having.

My son just got a new HP desktop computer running W7. Everything appears
to work except the sound. The speaker icon in the task bar has a red
symbol next to it and if you highlight it you get a message that says
there is no speaker attached to the system. I have tried a couple of
different speakers that I know work but the system does not seem to
recognize that there is any speaker attached.

Any idea of how to trouble-shoot this would be appreciated.



If it's a new machine and is behaving like this right out of the box, I
would consider returning it for replacement.

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Old January 4th 10, 07:03 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
Grenou
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Default Sound Missing



"Marv" wrote in message
...
I have seen a number of posts relating to missing sound but none that seem
to relate directly to the problem I am having.

My son just got a new HP desktop computer running W7. Everything appears
to work except the sound. The speaker icon in the task bar has a red
symbol next to it and if you highlight it you get a message that says
there is no speaker attached to the system. I have tried a couple of
different speakers that I know work but the system does not seem to
recognize that there is any speaker attached.

Any idea of how to trouble-shoot this would be appreciated.




I had the same problem tried to find a cure via Device Manager, which
seemed a logical way to to it.
It didn't work, Device Manager told me all was well and I had the latest
driver.

It was finally fixed by reinstalling the Realtek (on-board Sound) from the
motherboard disc.
It first un-installs it, then re-installs it.
All is well now.

Hope this helps.

Grenou




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Old January 5th 10, 12:48 AM posted to alt.windows7.general
Roy Smith[_6_]
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Default Sound Missing

On 1/4/2010 11:07 AM, Marv wrote:
I have seen a number of posts relating to missing sound but none that
seem to relate directly to the problem I am having.

My son just got a new HP desktop computer running W7. Everything
appears to work except the sound. The speaker icon in the task bar has
a red symbol next to it and if you highlight it you get a message that
says there is no speaker attached to the system. I have tried a couple
of different speakers that I know work but the system does not seem to
recognize that there is any speaker attached.

Any idea of how to trouble-shoot this would be appreciated.


If this is a new machine I would be calling the support line of the
company that made it, or returning it to the store for an exchange.

--

Roy Smith
Windows 7

Timestamp: Monday, January 04, 2010 6:48:38 PM
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Old January 5th 10, 10:52 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
Dick Mahar
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Default Sound Missing



"Marv" wrote in message
...
I have seen a number of posts relating to missing sound but none that seem
to relate directly to the problem I am having.

My son just got a new HP desktop computer running W7. Everything appears
to work except the sound. The speaker icon in the task bar has a red
symbol next to it and if you highlight it you get a message that says
there is no speaker attached to the system. I have tried a couple of
different speakers that I know work but the system does not seem to
recognize that there is any speaker attached.

Any idea of how to trouble-shoot this would be appreciated
```````````````


``.It is possible to mute the sound from the keyboard. On mine it is in the
extreme upper right corner. When sound is muted by this means, a red
indicator appears adjacent to the sound icon in the Task Bar...give it a
try.

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Old January 5th 10, 10:56 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
Marv
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Default Sound Missing

On 1/5/2010 5:52 PM, Dick Mahar wrote:


"Marv" wrote in message
...
I have seen a number of posts relating to missing sound but none that
seem to relate directly to the problem I am having.

My son just got a new HP desktop computer running W7. Everything
appears to work except the sound. The speaker icon in the task bar has
a red symbol next to it and if you highlight it you get a message that
says there is no speaker attached to the system. I have tried a couple
of different speakers that I know work but the system does not seem to
recognize that there is any speaker attached.

Any idea of how to trouble-shoot this would be appreciated
```````````````


``.It is possible to mute the sound from the keyboard. On mine it is in
the extreme upper right corner. When sound is muted by this means, a red
indicator appears adjacent to the sound icon in the Task Bar...give it a
try.


But would that cause the message that there is no speakers attached to
the system? That's what I get if I hover the mouse over the speaker
icon in the task bar.
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Old January 6th 10, 12:22 AM posted to alt.windows7.general
Grenou
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Default Sound Missing



"Marv" wrote in message
...
On 1/5/2010 5:52 PM, Dick Mahar wrote:


"Marv" wrote in message
...
I have seen a number of posts relating to missing sound but none that
seem to relate directly to the problem I am having.

My son just got a new HP desktop computer running W7. Everything
appears to work except the sound. The speaker icon in the task bar has
a red symbol next to it and if you highlight it you get a message that
says there is no speaker attached to the system. I have tried a couple
of different speakers that I know work but the system does not seem to
recognize that there is any speaker attached.

Any idea of how to trouble-shoot this would be appreciated
```````````````


``.It is possible to mute the sound from the keyboard. On mine it is in
the extreme upper right corner. When sound is muted by this means, a red
indicator appears adjacent to the sound icon in the Task Bar...give it a
try.


But would that cause the message that there is no speakers attached to the
system? That's what I get if I hover the mouse over the speaker icon in
the task bar.



Same here (no speakers), but after re-installing the driver from the
motherboard disc the speakers appeared and all is as it should be.

Grenou

 




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