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Have Lost All Sound
on lappy,.HP DV6-2010 SA. Windows 10. Symbols aren't showing as muted. Any ideas please?
Thanks.
Baths
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Thanks.
Baths
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Have you tried turning it off and turning it on again? Yes, I know that sounds facetious but it's amazing how often it works!
If that doesn't work and it's definitely allsound that's missing (including, for example, if you try to play a CD or DVD), you probably need to reinstall the audio driver. I'll try to find it for you.
If that doesn't work and it's definitely allsound that's missing (including, for example, if you try to play a CD or DVD), you probably need to reinstall the audio driver. I'll try to find it for you.
The audio driver installation file is here:
http:// ftp.hp. com/pub /softpa q/sp695 01-7000 0/sp696 24.exe
Download it to any convenient location on your laptop. Double-click on it to run it. Restart your laptop. Cross your fingers ;-)
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Download it to any convenient location on your laptop. Double-click on it to run it. Restart your laptop. Cross your fingers ;-)
You've told us when the sound does work (when playing a CD) but not, specifically, about when it doesn't.
For example, one of the commonest audio problems reported here on AB is when people can't get any sound from Youtube videos. That always turns out to be because they've accidentally clicked on the mute button (next to the forward-&-back slider) on a Youtube video and their browser then remembers that setting every time they re-visit Youtube. (The solution for that is simply to go to a Youtube video and click the button again to un-mute the sound).
So perhaps you're experiencing something similar?
For example, one of the commonest audio problems reported here on AB is when people can't get any sound from Youtube videos. That always turns out to be because they've accidentally clicked on the mute button (next to the forward-&-back slider) on a Youtube video and their browser then remembers that setting every time they re-visit Youtube. (The solution for that is simply to go to a Youtube video and click the button again to un-mute the sound).
So perhaps you're experiencing something similar?
Glad you got there!
To fix the problem in Chrome:
Open Chrome.
Go to a random Youtube video.
While it's playing, right-click on the volume icon and select 'Open Volume Mixer'.
There will be a column headed either 'Chrome' or, perhaps more likely, with the name of the video.
Click at the foot of that column to un-mute Chrome.
To fix the problem in Chrome:
Open Chrome.
Go to a random Youtube video.
While it's playing, right-click on the volume icon and select 'Open Volume Mixer'.
There will be a column headed either 'Chrome' or, perhaps more likely, with the name of the video.
Click at the foot of that column to un-mute Chrome.