Hi:
There is a switch built into the headphone jack that cuts the sound going
to the speakers when a plug is inserted. Problems could be just within
that jack. Also, Headphones and speakers operate at two very different
levels of power, high for speakers and low for headphones. There is an
amplifier in there to build up the power for the speakers that is not used
and
not necessary for the headphones so the failure can be anywhere in that
amplifier.
If you decide not to get this fixed there are several external
speakers you can use to get by for under $35. Check _www.geeks.com_
(http://www.geeks.com) . Because of the low level that's provided for
headphones, special Laptop "amplified" speakers must be purchased. Hope this
helps. Bye
Emile
In a message dated 31-Aug-13 3:27:30 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
Solved:
Well I tried a lot of suggestions & still didn't hear sound & couldn't
decide if it was hardware or software. Then my friend suggested booting to
Linux. I played a .wav file and still no sound came out of the internal
speakers. So I guess the answer is hardware.
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