MoDZrBOSS wrote

JSxD34GLExMD wrote Are you sure you plugged it into the Headphone jack and not the Microphone jack?

It sounds stupid but it could happen.

YupIm positive. In fact, I have just checked now.

when you boot your computer , go into the bios settings and turn integrated audio on, once it is on , plug your headphones in and set them to defualt, i had this same problem

GUys, I restarted my pc like the other guy told me to and it worked

Wow... all the things I went through. THanks all who tried to help and helped

MoDZrBOSS wrote GUys, I restarted my pc like the other guy told me to and it worked

Wow... all the things I went through. THanks all who tried to help and helped

nice to know that it worked for you

Yeah, restarting your laptop will work, you might have stopped the sound card application from passing through the speakers.

My laptop does this as well sometimes it gives priority of the sound to one device over the other. for instance if i have my speakers plugged in sound comes from those and not the laptop how ever if i have my other monitor plugged sound comes from it instead of anything else. just go to the volume devices or sound and options and make sure you have the device you want the sound to come out of checked or chosen as the primary device