Speakers/Sound

[CimminyCricket]

Let's find out! Plug them in and we'll see!

[Pumpkin]

I don't know where they are anymore xD

[CimminyCricket]

Oh. Well, then maybe you don't ​have speakers any more.

[escobert]

Did the sound come from your monitor before? I don't see how that thingy for you motherboard would actually serve as speakers at all. It just does the beeps for your motherboard.

[Pumpkin]

I thin so, my monitor has speakers on it. Theres's nothing unplugged from there though and I tried unplugging all my stuff and plugging it back in

[CimminyCricket]

Yeah, the thingy for the motherboard wouldn't but there are cases that have speakers in them (really popular in the early 2000's). It doesn't look like she has anything connecting PC to monitor for sound to come out. :C

[Pumpkin]

I feel like I'm going crazy here because I haven't changed anything xD

[CimminyCricket]

You have 3 USB devices plugged into the back of your computer. One is mouse, one is keyboard, what is the third?

[Pumpkin]

the little wifi thing I think

And then I have this big blue plug to the monitor and the monitor also has a wall plug. The monitor seems to have a long white strip for something else, but I've never used it

[CimminyCricket]

Wifi makes sense. The blue plug to the monitor is the video. What long white strip?

[Pumpkin]

It says DVI-D. I also noticed a little square that says audio, but I don't have a plug for that?

[CimminyCricket]

DVI-D is just another video adapter. Those plugs are easy to come by and usually pretty cheap.

[Vyk]

There are obviously more technically advanced people replying to this thread than myself. But if the system recognized it before and its not working now, wouldn't uninstalling it in device manager and having it check for hardware changes and re-installing it return it to how it should be?

That's the most I have to offer lol Since it's not just muted or anything..

[escobert]

I hate dealing with speakers. And printers.

[CimminyCricket]

For serious. It's worse with network printers. An entire floor could be printing just fine, but then there's one user whose printer spooler service likes to turn off every 30 seconds >:C