a little off topit but...

by kcchiefsfan56 on Nov 22, 2009 4:54 PM CST

what a great win today havent felt this way since 2003 lol

but i need some help im sure some of yall here have laptops but when i tried to listen to 101 the fox today it never came on i thought they were havin difficulties but it turns out to be my HP laptop on my speaker icon on the bottom right there is a red X and it says when i put my mouse on it:no audio output device is installed...i wasnt sure if anyone had this problem before but its the only way i can listen to chiefs games..so if yall have any clue how to help me i would really appreciate it

GO CHIEFS!!

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Sounds like the settings might be set for external speakers, and without them it was telling you to plug some in. Go through all of your audio settings to see if there’s is something like that. Your internal speakers should have worked other wise.

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by KC Fanatic on Nov 22, 2009 5:00 PM CST reply actions

Also try the device manager

to do that just right click the “my computer” in the start menu and go to manage. Look for a yellow exclamation point, if there is, there is usually some troubleshooting available

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by averagegatsby on Nov 22, 2009 5:03 PM CST up reply actions

if all else fails, get some headphones

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by ChiefDog on Nov 22, 2009 5:24 PM CST reply actions

Sounds like you need a driver for your sound card or you just have your sound muted.

If your sound is muted, right click the sound icon and go to volume mixer. Check if any mute box is checked.

If it isn’t something simple like that….

Go to the HP support website then type your model number in. A list of drivers should pop up, find the sound one, install it, and reboot. If you got the correct driver your sound should start working again.

by Lucasjr5 on Nov 22, 2009 5:26 PM CST reply actions

Could need to download the drivers again

off of the HP website

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by RoyalsFanStuckInCardsLand on Nov 22, 2009 5:26 PM CST reply actions

It sounds like you're running an ....

… older HP laptop. Maybe a HP Pavilian 2xxx series?
If so, Windows automatic Updater will want to install the newer SDIF High Definition audio device drivers.

If you use windows update you need to say NO every time it tries to install those.

Uninstall your sound card drivers, or diable them, and then go to HP’s website and get the old ones.
Install the older drivers and then reboot. — That should fix your problem.

If yer running Vista or Windows 7 you can also just choose to use the old drivers as the default driver, and then it wont matter what gets updated (as it doesnt delete your old ones, just disables them)

Hope that helps

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by Texas Chief on Nov 22, 2009 10:01 PM CST reply actions