Bummer. Well, you know the last resort would be to restore your HP to
factory defaults. It probably has a restore partition on the hard drive
and you could do it in about 15 minutes. It'll be like the day you
bought it - and maybe the speakers will work again (maybe). Of course
"everything" that you've added since you bought it will be gone and need
to be replaced and reinstalled. Kind of a nuisance, but you would know
for sure if the speakers are dead.
Also, as Emile suggested, a small set of amplified speakers will work -
but aren't very mobile.
Good luck.
Donk
On 8/31/2013 3:27 AM, Carrie wrote:
> 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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