Troubleshooting Audio Problems
Most audio problems are a result of improper, defective, or misconnected cables; incorrect drivers; or resource conflicts. Audio problems that occur when you have made no changes to the system are usually caused by cable problems or operator error (such as accidentally turning the volume control down). Audio problems that occur when you install a new audio adapter (or when you add or reconfigure other system components) are usually caused by resource conflicts or driver problems.
To troubleshoot audio problems, always begin with the following steps:
Shut down and restart the system. Surprisingly often, this solves the problem.
Verify that all cables are connected, that the speakers have power and are switched on, that ...
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