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    Sound card replacable? A105-4344

    Discussion in 'Toshiba' started by koalamotorsport, Jun 7, 2008.

  1. koalamotorsport

    koalamotorsport Newbie

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    Managed to blow the sound card in my A105-4344 while programming a car. Was using the audio output to program a piece of equipment, but neglected to remove the active input from that same terminal on the piece of equipment.

    Result was feedback into the headphone jack, speakers buzzed for a second, now no sound.

    I'm assuming the sound card is a part of the mother board, but am hoping otherwise. Anyone know for sure?

    Thanks

    Brett
     
    koalamotorsport, Jun 7, 2008
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  2. paulmdavies

    paulmdavies Notebook Consultant

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    Yes, the sound card will be integrated into the motherboard. Your best options are therefore a PC/MCIA or ExpressCard slot sound card (as appropriate), or an external USB one.
     
    paulmdavies, Jun 7, 2008
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