Sound surge My speakers, even if I plug in external speakers or a headset, sort of do this "surging" thing. Almost like a vibrato in a voice. It ends up sounding like Ch-ch-ch ch ch ch ch ch chhhhhhhh ch ch ch ch ch ch chhhhhh..... Just got a new router, so it's not that. I'm about to try it hard wired instead of with wireless intenet.

SOURCE: no speaker sound (HP Pavilion dv6000)

there a loss connection in the speaker of your system. locate the loss connection and fix it. if hard for you fix then you should call the technician to fixed for you ..or either use external speaker so that you can hear sounds without using headset.

Iqbal Husain

• 655 Answers
• Posted on Mar 08, 2008

SOURCE: Compaq Evo N610c No internal sound

No, you need not to install soud/audio driver if its work with external speakers. Its seems that the internal speaker of your laptop has got damaged. So you shuld call your vendor for service. If you are in warranty it will be free for you.

Thanks

Iqbal

SOURCE: Sound only works with headset. No longer comes

If the sound is working through another device then it seems that the internal speakers are bad. Because if the sound card was bad you wouldn't have any sound whatsoever, same goes for drivers. Probably just some bad speakers. If you have some other external speakers try plugging them into the headphone port and see if that helps.

SOURCE: My laptop kicks everybody else off of the wireless router including the main desktop which is hard wired to the router.

Perhaps its using its own address that is forcing the other computers to lose theirs. Under its network settings, make sure its set to DHCP. This means it will get an auto-IPadress from the router and not use its own one.

SOURCE: HP Pavillion HDX 9000 - No Sound from Speakers

hi all after replacment of speaker no sound comming fron spaeker,so suggest