I m having a problem with my computer s audio speakers ah 50

First of all, you have to find out what is the reason.

One: Acoustic reasons.

2. Computer hardware reasons.

Three: computer software reasons.

Test 1: Connect the speaker to another computer or TV or other audio source. See if there are any noises. If not, it proves that there is no problem with the speaker.

Test 2: The computer goes into safe mode, or all programs are turned off. Make sure that your computer is not poisoned or Trojan in the case of a Trojan horse, an automatic **song, or the background of the web page you open**, etc. are turned off.

See if there are any noises. The main thing is to find the ** of these sounds.

Test 3: Connect a *** or other headphones to see if there is any noise. The main thing is to confirm, in fact, the purpose is similar to that of test one, mainly to test whether there is a problem with the audio.

Find the problem and solve it.

If there are no problems with test 1 and test 3, there is a problem with your system. If all three are fine, there may be a problem with your sound card (hardware).

The sound card basically doesn't break. ]

I guess the main reason may be the second. Reinstall the system, it will definitely solve the problem, or try a different sound card driver. Of course, check to see if your wires are all connected correctly and if there is any loose plugging. There must be no outside interference.

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See if the speaker and the main unit are connected to the driver under reloading.

If there's a problem, it's the audio.

It may be due to electromagnetic interference, such as a cell phone signal.

Please check your wiring!

There is a sound while the sound is not soundCheck the steps:

2. Update the sound card driver of your computer. Right-click the computer icon on the desktop and select Properties. Then open Device Manager.

3. If it doesn't work, you can try to reinstall the official sound card driver provided by the original factory.

4. If the above is invalid, it may be a hardware problem, and it is recommended to send it to after-sales testing.

2.A speaker cable is not properly connected or the cable is broken.

3.It's broken.

Check whether the audio plug is a two-channel plug, check the audio output settings of the computer, check whether the speaker wiring is in poor contact or disconnected, and check whether the left and right channel volume equalization potentiometers are centered.

There is a problem with the link socket of the sound card or a problem with the audio cable. Let's test it with a different line first. (That's right.) It is also possible that your sound card has adjusted the left and right channels, first turn on the small speaker to see the balance, if it is not adjusted to the middle, it is trying).

Double-click the little horn in the taskbar to see if each one is set"Balance"It's not set up well, if it's all set correctly, it should be your audio problem.

See if your voice is balanced, if it is on one side, of course there is no sound on the other side, and whether the line is connected.

Double-click on the small speaker icon at the bottom.

See if the balance of the pieces is not in the middle!

If not. That's the problem with the sound itself.

1 Software Settings.

2. Problems with wiring and interfaces.

3 The horn is broken.

The solution to the failure of the host built-in speaker is as follows:

1. When the built-in speaker of the host is faulty (abnormal noise or no sound), it is recommended that you connect the headphones to test and confirm whether the headphone output is normal. If the sound of the earphone output is normal and the built-in speaker of the host is abnormal, there may be a problem with the built-in speaker of the host, and it is recommended that you report the machine for repair.

Note: Split desktop PCs generally do not have built-in speakers.

2. If you connect the headphones for testing, the sound of the earphone output is also abnormal, it is recommended that you reinstall the sound card driver.

3. After installing the sound card driver, if the problem is solved, it is possible that the fault is caused by a problem with the sound card driver.

4. After installing the sound card driver, if the problem is not solved, please consider restoring or reinstalling the system after backing up the data, or report the machine for repair and let the service station engineer help you detect and repair.

First of all, see if the audio line is loose, plug it in, and then see if the computer volume is muted, if these are okay, reinstall the sound card driver.

You mean the speaker inside the main chassis, right?

Sometimes I forgot to install it when I bought the main installation, and it was clear to open the main chassis and take a look! Hu Baohong.

There are too many possibilities for this question to explain, so you'd better elaborate on the situation.

1.The horn is not plugged in properly or the place where the plug wire is in contact is broken.

2.The horn is broken.

3.Reinstall the sound card driver.

This failure is checked in two steps:

1. Check the audio input system of the audio, and first eliminate the fault that the audio side does not sound. You can use other audio sources such as ***, mobile phone, etc., to confirm that there is no fault in the audio.

2. Check whether the computer sound card is normal and whether there is audio output: plug in the headphones to listen, whether there is sound, and eliminate the fault of the computer audio output. If the computer's audio output is also accompanied by sound, adjust the order as follows:

a.Turn on your computer, left-click and double-click the speaker icon in the lower right corner of the desktop.

b.As shown in the dialog, just place the slider of "Waveform (2)" in the middle position. (Mouse with the left button to click the slider do not let go, you can move, is to adjust the sound size, adjust the slider up, down to change the sound volume.)

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

In fact, many times, the reason why the computer does not work properly is a small fault, a soft fault, careful analysis, many times can easily solve the problem. What should I do if there is no sound on the computer, follow the following steps to solve the problem of no sound on the computer: There is no sound on the computer

The computer does not have a sound card, make sure your computer has a sound card (isn't that nonsense?). If you don't have a sound card, your computer will have no sound, yes, then take a step, the computer has no sound may be two: see if your computer is set to mute, the computer has no sound may be three:

Check to see if your computer system has a sound card driver. Right-click My Computer, then select the Properties command, click the Device Management tab, and then select View Devices by Type. See if there is an exclamation mark of the crossed-out person in the "sound、** and game controller",There is a description that your computer sound card does not have the correct driver (or basically no driver),So your computer must have no sound,What to do,Install the computer sound card driver is OK,Find your motherboard disc and put it in to install the sound card driver。

If you don't have a disc for the motherboard, then you can go online and find the corresponding model of sound card driver.

Cause 1: Cable problem.

Solution 1: Swap the two pairs of wires connected to the speaker to see if the speaker still doesn't sound. If the speaker still doesn't sound, the components in that speaker are damaged; If, after changing the cable, the original speaker that did not sound rings, and the speaker that originally sounded does not sound, it is that the computer audio and the previous part are faulty.

If both speakers sound after changing the cable, it means that the original cable is loose.

Reason 2: Poor plug contact.

Solution 2: Check the connection cable from the computer to the computer audio, whether one of the wires is loose, or whether the plug is not in good contact, and plug it back in. Check whether the connection cable from the computer speaker to the speaker is in poor contact or loose.

If it still doesn't solve the problem, it means that there is a fault inside the computer speaker, or there is a fault with the computer sound card.

Cause 3: The sound card is set up in error.

Solution 3: If it is a problem with the setting of the sound card, please open the settings interface of the sound card in the control panel (or double-click the small speaker icon of the system tray) to check whether the channel balance is adjusted to the middle, if not, please adjust the balance of the left and right channels to the middle.

Reason 4: If the settings are fine, it may be a hardware failure of the sound card, a failure of the output jack of the sound card, or a failure of the power amplifier or speaker.

Solution 4:

a.Plug the sound card output jack into the headphones, if the left and right channels of the headphones are ringing, it is a problem with your speaker amplifier line or a speaker cable is broken, if the headphones are also not ringing for one channel, it may be a sound card failure or jack failure.

b.If the two speaker jacks can be interchanged, the left and right channels are reversed, if the other speaker does not sound after the modulation, it is the power amplifier failure, if the speaker does not sound after the modulation, it is the horn failure.

c.If you can confirm that the amplifier or speaker is faulty, please go to the merchant to get a new one. If it is confirmed that the sound card is faulty, it can only be repaired by the host (the independent sound card can replace the sound card, and the integrated sound card may need to replace the motherboard).

Redo the system,If it's not good,,It's the sound card is broken.。。。 Go buy a U sound card.。。

You see if your plug is loose, or just that.

It's possible that the sound card driver is installed incorrectly, or it's not compatible.

Hope it helps.

It's possible that the sound card driver is installed incorrectly, or it's not compatible.

Not necessarily, it's possible that the sound card driver is installed incorrectly, or it's not compatible, and that's the case, and then it's to see if there's anything wrong with your speaker.

And there is no problem with the audio settings.

You can check in two ways, replacing the speaker with headphones.

Replace the sound source with *** and determine which one is the problem.