Try this

1. Go into Control panel
2. Click Sound
3. Find the speakers you are using and click properties
4. A new window will appear, go to "Levels"
5. Check if speakers are muted, or turn up the sound more

Mika wrote Try this

1. Go into Control panel
2. Click Sound
3. Find the speakers you are using and click properties
4. A new window will appear, go to "Levels"
5. Check if speakers are muted, or turn up the sound more

Turned them all up and there is still no sound.

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Natlhan wrote

Mika wrote Try this

1. Go into Control panel
2. Click Sound
3. Find the speakers you are using and click properties
4. A new window will appear, go to "Levels"
5. Check if speakers are muted, or turn up the sound more

Turned them all up and there is still no sound.

Does the speaker have a red cross on it?
Might be muted, this sometimes happens to people, it automatically mutes itself.
If not, your speakers may be unplugged?

Or

Right click my computer, and select manage.

Click on device manager. Can you see any yellow question, or exclamation marks next to your sound devices?

If so, try re-installing your sound drivers.

Mika wrote

Natlhan wrote

Mika wrote Try this

1. Go into Control panel
2. Click Sound
3. Find the speakers you are using and click properties
4. A new window will appear, go to "Levels"
5. Check if speakers are muted, or turn up the sound more

Turned them all up and there is still no sound.

Does the speaker have a red cross on it?
Might be muted, this sometimes happens to people, it automatically mutes itself.
If not, your speakers may be unplugged?

Or

Right click my computer, and select manage.

Click on device manager. Can you see any yellow question, or exclamation marks next to your sound devices?

If so, try re-installing your sound drivers.

No yellow question or exclamation marks. The speakers wouldn't of become unplugged because they were working not so long ago. They just all of a sudden stopped.

No yellow question or exclamation marks. The speakers wouldn't of become unplugged because they were working not so long ago. They just all of a sudden stopped.

Awfully strange, there must be some simply problem behind it.

What speakers are you using?

Mika wrote

No yellow question or exclamation marks. The speakers wouldn't of become unplugged because they were working not so long ago. They just all of a sudden stopped.

Awfully strange, there must be some simply problem behind it.

What speakers are you using?

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ] I use those but only have 2 speakers.

Natlhan wrote

Mika wrote

No yellow question or exclamation marks. The speakers wouldn't of become unplugged because they were working not so long ago. They just all of a sudden stopped.

Awfully strange, there must be some simply problem behind it.

What speakers are you using?

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ] I use those but only have 2 speakers.

Perhaps rebooting your system will fix it, it worked for another person.

Mika wrote

Natlhan wrote

Mika wrote

No yellow question or exclamation marks. The speakers wouldn't of become unplugged because they were working not so long ago. They just all of a sudden stopped.

Awfully strange, there must be some simply problem behind it.

What speakers are you using?

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ] I use those but only have 2 speakers.

Perhaps rebooting your system will fix it, it worked for another person.

I'll try that now and let you know if it works.