All sound gone.

[killer0pro]

I played gta 5 and electricity in whole house shut down for few seconds. After i turned on pc there is no sound at all. Any help how can i solve this?

 

[weberdarren97]

Is the speaker icon on the Taskbar crossed out? If so, audio is muted.

If there is no speaker icon, then Windows is not finding an audio device.

 

[killer0pro]

Is the speaker icon on the Taskbar crossed out? If so, audio is muted.

If there is no speaker icon, then Windows is not finding an audio device.

This? http/imgur.com/a/vZsU8

 

[weberdarren97]

Yeah... That icon means it's muted. Click it and raise the volume.

If that doesn't work, we will look into a possible failure of an audio device.

 

[killer0pro]

Yeah... That icon means it's muted. Click it and raise the volume.

If that doesn't work, we will look into a possible failure of an audio device.

Looks like something with mobo, Speakers work fine with phone. When i move mouse to sound icon it say 'no speakers or headphones are plugged in'

 

[weberdarren97]

Are any other ports or connectors damaged?

All USB ports working? Ethernet working? Hard drives showing up? Other connectors working?

 

[killer0pro]

Are any other ports or connectors damaged?

All USB ports working? Ethernet working? Hard drives showing up? Other connectors working?

Only sound, other work fine. Front case panel dont make any sound to.

 

[weberdarren97]

You have two options.

1) If you have a free PCIe slot (preferably x1), get a sound card. This is the cheaper option.

2) Replace the motherboard. Not only is this more expensive, but it will require fresh installing Windows.

This sound card needs a PCIe (PCI Express) slot. It can function in any size slot, but is best optimized for a x1 slot.

This sound card needs a standard PCI slot.

 

[killer0pro]

You have two options.

1) If you have a free PCIe slot (preferably x1), get a sound card. This is the cheaper option.

2) Replace the motherboard. Not only is this more expensive, but it will require fresh installing Windows.

This sound card needs a PCIe (PCI Express) slot. It can function in any size slot, but is best optimized for a x1 slot.

This sound card needs a standard PCI slot.

I guess its the best i can do now.

 

[weberdarren97]

Here's the thing... Many functions on the motherboard can also be performed by expansion cards. If the onboard sound card fails, the cheapest solution is to get a sound card.

If onboard graphics fails, get a graphics card... You see where this is going?