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    Hardware audio issues with my P7120

    Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by Atro, Apr 11, 2007.

  1. Atro

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    Hey,

    Recently my P7120 has developed certain audio issues.

    Both of which happened after I recently reformatted my computer with the included system restore disk but elected to find and DL all the requisite drivers myself rather then using the included drives disc. I suspect only the first issue is a result of that however.

    The first issue is the on board speakers no longer generate sound. I've DL'd and installed the Realtek Audio drivers on the Fujitsu website but it hasn't resolved the issue.

    The second issue is while my headphone jack works fine for listening to audio I need to apply force to the headphone connector to find a "sweet spot" or I seem to only get 1 channel of audio. I figure this is going to require some physical repairs and since my P7120 is no longer under warranty I was wondering if this a fairly routine repair and about how much i might expect to pay for it?

    Anyways, thanks to anyone in advance for any assistance in resolving these issues.
     
    Atro, Apr 11, 2007
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