Sony VGN CS115J User Guide - Page 168

Speakers, What should I do if my external speakers do not work?

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n 168 N Troubleshooting Speakers What should I do if my external speakers do not work? ❑ If you are using a program that has its own volume control, make sure the volume control is properly set. See the program's help file for more information. ❑ Make sure your speakers are properly connected and the volume is turned up loud enough to hear sound. ❑ Make sure your speakers are designed for computer use. ❑ If your speakers have a muting button, set the button to off. ❑ The volume may have been turned off by keys once again. (the touch sensor button) or the Fn+F2 keys. Press twice or the Fn+F2 ❑ The volume may have been minimized by (the touch sensor button) or the Fn+F3 keys. Press (the touch sensor button) several times or keep pressing or the Fn+F4 keys to turn up the volume loud enough to hear sound. ❑ If your speakers require external power, make sure the speakers are connected to a power source. See the manual that came with your speakers for more information. ❑ Check the Windows volume controls by clicking the volume icon on the taskbar. ❑ Your sound output device may have been incorrectly configured. To change the sound output device, see How do I change the sound output device? (page 174).

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N
Troubleshooting
Speakers
What should I do if my external speakers do not work?
If you are using a program that has its own volume control, make sure the volume control is properly set. See the
program's help file for more information.
Make sure your speakers are properly connected and the volume is turned up loud enough to hear sound.
Make sure your speakers are designed for computer use.
If your speakers have a muting button, set the button to off.
The volume may have been turned off by
(the touch sensor button) or the
Fn+F2
keys. Press
twice or the
Fn+F2
keys once again.
The volume may have been minimized by
(the touch sensor button) or the
Fn+F3
keys. Press
(the touch sensor
button) several times or keep pressing
or the
Fn+F4
keys to turn up the volume loud enough to hear sound.
If your speakers require external power, make sure the speakers are connected to a power source. See the manual that
came with your speakers for more information.
Check the Windows volume controls by clicking the volume icon on the taskbar.
Your sound output device may have been incorrectly configured. To change the sound output device, see
How do I
change the sound output device?
(page 174)
.