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win98se toshiba labtop onboard speakers not working

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I reinstaled win98se on a toshiba satellite and instaled the sound drivers from toshiba but the onboard speakers are not working. The mic is working ok but no sound. The volume is on no mute. I reinstaled the device driver for the speaker but it is not helping. The speakers are ok because it was working before the new installation

Who know the so;;ution

Kind regards

John Nivard


If the mic is working then the sound has something to do with your sound settings. You've checked the volume control on the front of your toshiba as well? Also double-checked all the volume settings in the volume control panel? Have you tried playing an mp3 or a wave file to make sure you're not getting sound from your speakers?

To Start... Which model toshiba is the one you have?

...I've a toshiba Satellite (A15-S157) myself and have had no problems.

Edited by Chozo4

Try this,go to safe mode,remove the sound card and all drivers,reboot and have windows detect the new hardware, and install the latest drivers. Have a copy of the drivers in a folder on the desktop to install. Have you checked the setting in the control panel for multimedia, go to advance in play back.

Edited by charles__

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Yes the volum button on the labtop was of

Thanks

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