My computer s sound feels empty, what s going on?

Try it: No sound from the computer:

If there is no sound on the computer, you can analyze it by following the steps below:

First, first confirm that the hardware is fine. You've already said that the speaker is fine, the sound card is fine, and if you've tested it on other machines and it's really good, then you can read on.

2. Make sure all the cables are exactly right. Then power on the speaker and turn on the volume switch.

3. Install the driver of the sound card correctly, if it is an onboard sound card, it is best to install the driver provided on the driver disk of the motherboard.

In fact, the computer does not make a sound, and many times it is because the sound card is not driven correctly. In general, after the sound card driver is installed, the task is in the lower right corner.

There will be a small horn icon in the bar. ）

Fourth, if you are sure that the driver is installed correctly, then take a look at the volume settings in the computer.

The specific method is to double-click the speaker icon in the taskbar, and check whether the volume is turned off to the minimum in the "Volume Control" and "Waveform" dialog box in the pop-up "Volume Control" and "Waveform".

If these two options are not available in the dialog box, click on the "Options" menu - select "Properties" - select "Volume Control" and "Waveform" in the "Show Volume Controls" and then set them correctly.

Note: Step 4 can only be set up after the driver for the sound card has been installed correctly.

You change your headphones and try it.

Your question is too simple.

There is no detailed narrative.

You can find a new sound card driver to try.

Check again to see if your speaker jack is loose.

Plug your headphones back in and out and check your headphones.

Why don't you try a new headset?

The sound is not good, the headphones are not good, or the sound card.

The sound is not good, go buy a good one!

Hehe, it's a big echo, right?

The sound echo can be caused by the following reasons:

a. The card is not properly inserted, the sound card is not closely integrated with the expansion slot of the motherboard, and the "gold finger" on the sound card and the reed of the expansion slot are misaligned through visual vision. This phenomenon is common on ISA cards or PCI cards, and it is a common fault, and finding a way to get the sound card plugged in can solve the problem.

b、The input end of the active speaker is connected to the speaker output end of the sound card,The active speaker should be connected to the line-out end of the sound card,The signal it outputs has not been amplified on the sound card,The noise is much smaller。 Some sound cards have only one output, whether it is line-out or speaker depends on the jumper on the card, the default method is often speaker, so if necessary, you have to unplug the sound card to adjust the jumper.

c. The version of the installed sound card driver is not good, you may use the driver that comes with the system, if so, it is best to install a special sound card driver. If you have installed the drivers that come with Windows, you can select "Control Panel System Device Manager Sound, ** and Game Controller", click on each sub-device, and select "Properties Driver Change Driver Install from Disk". At this time, insert the disk or disc that came with the sound card, and install the driver provided by the manufacturer.

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