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keepitreel

09-05-2010 21:24

Sound problem

I got a new monitor the other day and while sound came out of it at first, when i installed windows again, there was no sound coming through the speakers in the monitor, it was coming out of the independent speakers which i got ages ago but there is no sound coming through the monitor speakers, they did at first and now after the new install, no sound are coming through them im going to take this piece of **** back to the shops if i cant get it to work, its an lg monitor and the sound only came out of it on the old install

ive got xp

and yes the cables are attached properly otherwise it wouldnt have worked in the firstplace!

Hom3r

09-05-2010 22:14

Re: Sound problem

Why post on 3 threads?

keepitreel

09-05-2010 22:49

Re: Sound problem

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35017946)

Why post on 3 threads?

diddnt know which was the right place

idi banashapan

09-05-2010 23:42

Re: Sound problem

did you check the volume setting? does the monitor have independant volume / muting control?

keepitreel

09-05-2010 23:49

Re: Sound problem

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Originally Posted by idi banashapan (Post 35018000)

did you check the volume setting? does the monitor have independant volume / muting control?

volume settings cable conections are ok, like i said, it was working on the old xp instalation, but when i installed the new xp installation it wasnt working, drivers for my flatron m1994d monitor have been installed, realtek audio manager is installed, this is really upsetting as i have actually had it working before and now for some unknown reason it isnt working, only my independant speakers are working

idi banashapan

09-05-2010 23:50

Re: Sound problem

so when you say it works through some old speakers you have, are they being plugged into the same out jack as the monitor is currently in?

Hom3r

09-05-2010 23:58

Re: Sound problem

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Originally Posted by keepitreel (Post 35017909)

Double check the cables are in the right place, even the best of make mistakes.

Myself included.

keepitreel

10-05-2010 00:26

Re: Sound problem

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35018013)

Double check the cables are in the right place, even the best of make mistakes.

Myself included.

its like this, i have 2 xp installations and 3 hard drives, i booted the old hard drive with xp on and the monitor speakers worked, straight after, i booted the new installation xp and the monitor speakers did not work, cables were untouched

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Originally Posted by idi banashapan (Post 35018006)

so when you say it works through some old speakers you have, are they being plugged into the same out jack as the monitor is currently in?

no their plugged into the speaker ports, i just tried what you said and the monitor ports actually work when i put them into the speaker ports, so its the analouge ports that arent working, how do i fix these because they were working on the old instalation

idi banashapan

10-05-2010 21:11

Re: Sound problem

and if you boot the first XP, they work again? if this is the case, it's your OS installation, not the monitor. the settings on one XP installation will not replicate to the otehr automatically - you will need to install all the relevant drivers and software on both, including checking if any flexi-jack options are the same...

keepitreel

11-05-2010 00:27

Re: Sound problem

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Originally Posted by idi banashapan (Post 35018512)

i know, its not the monitor its the ports on the back of the asus, their not working, only the front ones are, i have to do another xp install now because not only do i have problems with the back ports, my system restore has f uck ing dissapeared and ive been all over the web to look for solutions but the so called tech guys know jack sh it!

Lord Nikon

11-05-2010 05:23

Re: Sound problem

Check in the realtek HD Audio settings to make sure port assignments are correctly defined.

Matty_

11-05-2010 13:10

Re: Sound problem

2 Attachment(s)

As Lord Nixon says check your configuration in the Realtek dashboard. You need to have speaker configuration in 4 channel mode for 4 speaker output.
There should also be a test function.
The pics are for AC97 cpl but yours should be similar.

keepitreel

14-05-2010 14:11

Re: Sound problem

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Originally Posted by Matty_ (Post 35018999)

you dont need to have the configuration in the dashboard for 4 speaker output, they both work in 2 speaker out put simultaneously AND i havent even installed the driver for it yet either and they both work!

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Originally Posted by idi banashapan (Post 35018512)

drvers not needed, it works now, for some reason it pops up when you plug in the jack, as long as that pop up pops up your ok, if it doesnt it wont work!

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