Help me! My E1 was cleared by my master, and there was no sound after turning it on

As long as the moto machine uses the main clear, there is nothing, and I have used many moto models, all like this.

Guess your machine is brushed.

Have you installed a sound driver? If you have installed it, you have to set it up and change the audio output to headphones.

1 All menus - Ring tone type - There are SMS tones and key tones in the details, change them to 0

I guess I can get rid of the sound.

I also had no sound today.

Playing racing, suddenly there was no sound. Then add or subtract the sound cue is the headphones. But I didn't plug in my headphones...

Later, insert a cotton swab into the headphone jack and clean out the dust inside.

Sweaty hands, holding an ipad to play racing, maybe water and dirt going in, headphone jack power transmission, nothing.

Just clean it up.

Could it be that the electronic software inside has exploded, go to the repair station to repair it.

I encountered the same problem, I was scared of cold sweat, and I thought it was a broken speaker, and then I went online and tested myself many times......This includes restarting, uninstalling all programs, upgrading the latest version, ......I found that it still can't be solved.,Later, I saw it in a forum.,Just give it a try.,Transfer it to all of you in a similar situation iPad2 friends:

Solution: Open the settings --- general, in the "Lock screen rotation" and "Mute", select "Mute" first, then turn the right switch down, and then dial it up (note that you must keep the switch on it at the end), and then select "Lock screen rotation", exit the settings, everything is OK.

It's also simple to reproduce this "bug" :

Open Settings - General, first select Mute, then flip the switch, and finally select "Lock Screen Selection", exit the settings, and the bug will reappear.

If the above methods still don't work, many people on the Internet say that it may be due to water ingress and other reasons, and you can use a hair dryer to blow it under the cold wind for a while ......I really haven't tried this, electronic components, even if it's not hot air, it's not good if the dust blows too much into it If it's really water or after-sales, spend money to buy peace of mind!

The first problem is that the data cable of your monitor should be tightly connected to the graphics card, you unplug it, plug it in well, and take the case to someone else to test it, and rule out the problem with the monitor.

Then you have to check the memory, hard disk, the most unfortunate thing is that you accidentally plug in the U to the opposite, the small is fine, the big is scrapped.

Don't try again, if not, find a master to show you the spot, big brother

Remove the CMOS battery, leave it on for three minutes, and press it. See if it can turn on.

If that doesn't work, plug the power cord back in.

It's not a big problem and it's easy to solve.

Hahahaha, the original "drip" sound is the sound of memory self-check, if there is no such sound.

There are only two things that can be said:

1. Your memory is broken.

2. Your speaker cable is loose, or the horn is broken.

Reinstall the memory, and then install the graphics card again, and after installation, see if the data cables between the monitor and the graphics card are connected.

If you don't know what a memory module is, let me tell you (just in case) that it's something like a game card we used to play, plugged into the motherboard!

This is a classic. Laughed at me.

Dizzy, what are the operations before you close the case? It's hard to look at it and there is a problem.