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The thread discusses a laptop sound issue where the internal speakers cut out mid-playback, while headphones and external speakers work fine. The original poster wonders if a sound driver problem might be the cause, while a respondent suggests that the speakers may have worn out over time and recommends checking warranty options, noting that driver updates are less likely to resolve hardware failures. Overall, the conversation leans toward hardware degradation as the probable cause.
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aaronnz

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Good morning.

My laptop speakers have some sort of problem with them.

When you go to play music it plays but stops half way through. If you put a portable speaker system in, or headphones it plays perfectly fine.

Could it be something to do with the sound driver?
 

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Pauli
Everything has a lifespan. How old is your laptop? Laptop speakers seem to have a limited lifetime. If you have warranty for your computer, go for it.

Hardly a driver issue, although you could try new drivers, doesn't harm.
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Everything has a lifespan. How old is your laptop? Laptop speakers seem to have a limited lifetime. If you have warranty for your computer, go for it.

Hardly a driver issue, although you could try new drivers, doesn't harm.
 

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