Many people who rushed into the obtain and installation of the brand new Windows Vista are having second thoughts. After doing your research, and ordering your new processor, begin installation by opening the bottom panel of your laptop where your processor is located. Laptop designs are all different, but it shouldn't involve more than removing a few screws or opening a clip locked panel. We perro prevent this by backing up all our information from the laptop hard drive in time but sometimes we just don't think about it and the worst will happen. The process for data recovery from laptop hard drives is usually more successful then normal desktop hard drives, that's good news also. http://www.restorelaptop.com work, return to System Restore and choose the previous Restore point until you're able to get it up and running again. Before you go ahead with this step, remember you'll lose all your non backed-up files (including documents, photos, e mails and other settings). Windows will load for the first time, then Setup will keep configuring your computer.
If you don't have the recovery driver CD, search for sound drivers on-line, according to laptop brand and model number. Sometimes the installation of certain software programs and virus problems may have messed up the audio software settings and data may have been lost. In such a case, go for a 'System Restore' that will reset all the settings as they were before. Hope your laptop speakers problem is fixed with some of the solutions suggested here. In case neither of these work, you may have a hardware failure which is best fixed by a qualified laptop technician.
dillonuivwwgurpp Community Member 
|
|
