
Originally Posted by
Dwarf
Hi eurosid,
I assume that you have had full sound prior to this happening. What I suspect is that you might either have a faulty headphone socket or that the lead from that to the relevant point on your motherboard is damaged. Unplug this lead from the board and, using a can of compressed air (or a straw), blow into the connector to ensure that it is clean and free from dust which can cause a bad connection. Repeat with each connector and also with the headphone socket.
I wanted to answer this again since I have not resolved this issue.
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Never resolved ......... 6-4-2010
The both speakers worked at one time since this laptop is just over a year old. It was in November 08 the left one stopped working.
I unplugged the left speaker from the motherboard then ran a jumper to the right speaker motherboard plug in. The left speaker worked. I then ran the jumper from the right speaker lead to the left speaker motherboard plugin, it did not work.
I did not reinstall the driver but did update to the latest RT driver. I have not gotten any responces back from Real Tech support about this but I suspect they will refer me back to Toshiba.