I have a Toshiba Satellite L505-S6946 running on Windows 7. None of the system volumes are on mute, the speakers properties lie and say it's working properly, I've already reinstalled device driver software, and restored Windows to an earlier date...though, no dice. I'm not totally sure what my other options are... Any help?
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Yeah, I've got the volume turned up in every possible way.
The link above wouldn't go through, so I found it on cnet.
Installed, rebooted, no luck. :/ Have any other suggestions?
The link above wouldn't go through, so I found it on cnet.
Installed, rebooted, no luck. :/ Have any other suggestions?
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try the up dates as torrenetG said let us know if that works am looking into it for you to see if it could be something else
Hope it works
Hope it works
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Unfortunately, I don't think it's really going to help because there is a physical problem with the headphone jack. When the headphone plug is removed, the jack isn't allowing the computer to realize this has happened.
That's where the issue is, and is common.
That's where the issue is, and is common.
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If you want to try..
There is another driver which could also affect the sound on your Toshiba laptop named "Conexant HD Audio Driver". Reinstall this driver after which your laptop's sound will become normal but if its still really lowered. Go to the Control Panel and open Programs & Features And uninstalling the Conexant HD Audio Driver program and then restart your computer and let windows install it on its own. let me know if that works for you
There is another driver which could also affect the sound on your Toshiba laptop named "Conexant HD Audio Driver". Reinstall this driver after which your laptop's sound will become normal but if its still really lowered. Go to the Control Panel and open Programs & Features And uninstalling the Conexant HD Audio Driver program and then restart your computer and let windows install it on its own. let me know if that works for you
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the jack isn't allowing the computer to realize this has happened.
That's where the issue is, and is common.
So in other words in could be the mother Board?
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well i'll leave this to you Torrent
Tryed my best to Help
beccaiship all the best
hope you get if fix asap
Tryed my best to Help
beccaiship all the best
hope you get if fix asap
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So there's basically nothing I can do to fix this(the free way)? It just stopped working so suddenly, I hadn't even used headphones in a while... Oh well.
Would you guys happen to know if this the type of fix that can be done easily? Or is it going to turn into one of those "you might as well just plan on buying a new computer because those GeekSquad nerds are going to rape you" scenarios....
Would you guys happen to know if this the type of fix that can be done easily? Or is it going to turn into one of those "you might as well just plan on buying a new computer because those GeekSquad nerds are going to rape you" scenarios....
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dont lose hope.. am sure you can fix it, anything thats broken can be fixed 
give it sometime as the thread is still new, and let others see it and maybe they can help out
give it sometime as the thread is still new, and let others see it and maybe they can help out
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Ahh right on, I'll see what I can find.
Thanks guys!
Thanks guys!
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I have a Toshiba Satellite L505-S6946 running on Windows 7. None of the system volumes are on mute, the speakers properties lie and say it's working properly, I've already reinstalled device driver software, and restored Windows to an earlier date...though, no dice. I'm not totally sure what my other options are... Any help?
Did you set the speakers default device in the Realtek HD Manager (Control Panel)?
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Well, my audio has mysteriously returned. I don't understand what's going on... though I'm pretty stoked to have my audio back. Until next time!
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hahah nicee GOOD,
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have fun with your speakers
Saved you Money
have fun with your speakers
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