http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ Repair Questions » Forum: Sound - Recent Topics en Thu, 09 Sep 2010 23:39:08 +0000 http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/modify-default-sounds#post-539 Wed, 23 Dec 2009 20:08:30 +0000 NotAGeek 539@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>How can I change the default warning and alert sounds that my computer makes? I want to turn off some of them and change the others to different tones. </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/no-sound-on-the-other-speaker#post-517 Wed, 23 Dec 2009 14:01:11 +0000 Nick 517@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>I have a common desktop speaker. My problem is that the sound is only produced on one speaker. There is only a faint sound on the other speaker. What can I do to make both speakers produce sound at the same time? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/low-tone#post-507 Wed, 23 Dec 2009 13:37:42 +0000 Bart 507@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>My friend's computer has a very low tone sound. His son have played on the computer and might have adjusted the sound settings. How could he return the sound to normal tone? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/inserting-2-microphones#post-445 Tue, 22 Dec 2009 15:29:48 +0000 Bart 445@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>My brother and I liked to chat with our cousins which are living in another country. We usually use the mic of the headset to talk to them and the speakers for is to hear them. Can it be possible to insert 2 microphones at the same? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/no-sound-from-headset#post-400 Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:46:44 +0000 Dunce 400@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>I can hear sound from my computer speakers but I hear absolutely nothing when I try using a stereo headset. I am pretty sure that the headset is OK. </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/sound-is-crackly#post-393 Sun, 20 Dec 2009 22:40:29 +0000 Hannah 393@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>Sound from my speakers right now is crackly and distorted. Do I need to get new speakers or is there something else going on? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/sound-system#post-392 Sun, 20 Dec 2009 22:38:37 +0000 Hannah 392@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>How do you set up stereo surround sound through your computer? I would like to set something up for when I play movies and such on my computer. </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/additional-speakers#post-333 Wed, 16 Dec 2009 15:43:40 +0000 Val 333@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>I have 2 speakers and I want to use them at the same time. Is it possible that I could plug multiple speakers in my computer? I know there are plug extensions for microphones so I'm thinking there would also be plug extensions for speakers. </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/integrated-or-separate-sound-cards#post-319 Mon, 14 Dec 2009 22:45:58 +0000 Jerry 319@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>Are sound cards which are integrated on the motherboard better than those sound cards which are separate and have to be installed in the PCI or AGP slots? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/no-sound-on-spare-machine#post-247 Thu, 10 Dec 2009 17:47:24 +0000 cooks 247@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>Currently running Vista on my spare computer but I do not have sound. I remember a while back someone helped me (when running XP) setup a way to route the sound between both computers, but only using one sound system. How is this done? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/plug-problem#post-241 Thu, 10 Dec 2009 07:59:38 +0000 Timmy 241@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>When I try to completely plug the speakers' cord to my computer, the sound of the speakers is not clear with scratches. But when I plug the cord halfway, the sound is good. </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/audio-cord-for-tv#post-211 Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:37:34 +0000 Jasper 211@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>I have a tv that has a computer adapter for vga and an audio cord. What is the audio cord called that runs from the tv directly to the audio port on the computer? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/what-is-better#post-210 Mon, 07 Dec 2009 17:46:17 +0000 WillieP 210@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>What is better? Speakers that are in the monitor or speakers that plug into the monitor? I've always wondered why computers have different speakers? Can you use both? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/no-sound#post-206 Mon, 07 Dec 2009 15:08:44 +0000 Steve 206@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>I have no sound coming from the speakers for my computer. They are external speakers so I plugged them into my sister's computer to test them. They worked fine. Where do I start looking for the problem? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/where-to-plug#post-154 Thu, 03 Dec 2009 22:51:03 +0000 aston18 154@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>I have a Pentium 4 processor and I have seen empty round sockets behind it. Just got confused on which socket to plug the speakers component (audio part), there are three sockets and each are colored red, white and green. Where do I plug my speakers component? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/beeping-sound#post-96 Mon, 30 Nov 2009 05:49:59 +0000 Allan 96@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>A friend of mine has a problem with his computer and we can't figure out the problem. When we switch on the computer, there is this long beep and then stop for a while and then a long beep again. The beeping never stops and there is nothing in the monitor. What could be the problem? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/how-do-i-retrieve-my-audio-speakers#post-61 Thu, 26 Nov 2009 21:10:12 +0000 kellysue 61@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>I have two speakers installed on my computer but it is still disabled. I tried fixing the audio settings through the control panel but it says the Audio is disabled. The Realtek HD Audio Manager program is missing. How can I retrieve the missing program? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/default-sound#post-44 Tue, 24 Nov 2009 16:51:13 +0000 cooks 44@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>Has anyone managed to change the default sound to only end up having it not work? I game tons, but during the day when I am not gaming I want my speakers to work, at night when I game the headset but sometimes it seems flaky and does not actually change over - what causes this? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/playing-movie-in-dvd-but-no-sound#post-35 Tue, 24 Nov 2009 09:46:20 +0000 Allan 35@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>I try playing a movie in my DVD player but there is no sound. But when I copy the whole file into the hard drive and play the movie then that's the time the sound will come out. What could be the problem of my DVD? </p> http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/topic/are-my-speakers-busted#post-9 Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:41:50 +0000 Shyla 9@http://www.freecomputerrepair.com/repair-questions/ <p>Last week I turned on my laptop and when I went to a site with music I noticed that my speakers were somewhat muffled and rattle some as well. The only thing I could imagine was that they were "busted" somehow. Is there anything else it could be? How can I fix it? </p>