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    Built-in speakers on M50Sv

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by usyn, Jul 10, 2008.

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    Hello

    I have problem with built-in speakers. They don't work. But they play "ASUS" sound when notebook is started. A am using win vista, and I think there must be a softwere problem. Can you help me?
    Out-jacks works fine.
     
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    Anyone? Please help.
     
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    Speakers work. They play 'ASUS' sound when notebook started

    May it has something to do with volume control? (headphones have to be disconnected)
     
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    Volume is on the max level. I don't have anything connected into laptop.

    I am listening music with headphones, then i unplugg them (music still running) but integrated speakers don't play.
     
    usyn, Jul 12, 2008
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    Strange, problem solved with uninstalling realtek audio drivers.
     
    usyn, Jul 12, 2008
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