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Built in speakers on toshiba laptop suddenly not working, but headphone work ok?
I suddenly lost sound on laptop, but have sound on headphones, also when I reboot the sound comes back for short time then no sound again but still have sound on headphones, have checked everything and all good, any ideas what maybe causing this?
I do have sound when I reboot for 1-2mins then no sound
4 Answers
- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
They Probably blew out from blasting your audio. Take it in to a radio shack or something of that sort of computer shop.
Source(s): M own knolage - Anonymous5 years ago
At first i thought there was no way it was once a sound card crisis b/c if it was the sound card, neither the headphones or inside audio system would work... However i up-to-date and reinstalled drivers anyway. No luck. Then i noticed the audio system would usually work for a 2nd when I eliminated the headphone jack. I then knew it was once a brief within the jack connection or just a unhealthy connector within the jack. Sooo, I simply plugged in the headphone jack a bunch of instances and after about 20 seconds the speakers have been working simply high-quality and i have not had a challenge seeing that! Sounds loopy but it labored for me. Hope this helps :)
- 8 years ago
I'm having the same problem. What was the problem with the sound issue on the Toshiba? What did you do to repair it?
- ?Lv 58 years ago
Go into control panel and check that the speakers are still listed as a device, if not, take it in for repairs, they're damaged.
