Got the same problem just found out about it yesterday, but not sure how it happend since i usually use external speakers.

Any one got any ideas plz..... on how to solve it

Lucky U

Mine still dont work :(

turbolium:

I would recommend using the Dell Diagnostics disk to test your internal speakers. Just insert your Dell Diagnostics disk into the floppy drive and reboot the system. If you do not currently have this disk on hand you can download a file which will recreate the disk for you from our website. Just go to our website at the following address:

http://support.dell.com/us/en/filelib/index.asp

Insert your system's service tag in the text box labeled "System Service Tag" and click the "Go" button. You will be given a list of files and drivers specific to your system. Click on the "Diagnostics Utilities" category and then download the latest file to your desktop. Double click on the file and you should be asked to insert a blank, formatted diskette. Once this bootable disk has been created, restart your system with the disk still inserted in the diskette drive. The diagnostics program should automatically begin to load.

Note: If your system came with a Diagnostic CD, go into the BIOS and set the CD to boot first, then reboot with the Diagnostic CD in the CD-ROM drive.

If no audio is produced by the speakers then the test has failed. The speakers (or audio adapter) will likely need to be replaced to correct the issue.

To have service arranged if the system is under warranty, you can, 1) contact our Mobile Computing Hotline at 800-822-8965 for Corporate/Government Accounts or at 800-247-9252 for Direct accounts; or 2) you can email mobile_support@dell.com If you do choose to email, make certain to include a brief description of your issue, with your service tag and the troubleshooting steps you have followed.

Otherwise, you may wish to check the Dell Software and Accessories website - they are our Software and Peripherals online store and sell components from other vendors for our Dell systems, as well as Dell-branded parts and accessories.

Brrrrrrrr..........

Thanks 4 advice about diagnostic, kind of forgot about it

I Took the test but it only showed me one disk error... =(( which i already know about

It didnt show me any errors about speakers.... =((

So i dont even know where to look now i thougt it might be something with the Windows XP (im runnin)

But i have formated hd twice since i found out about this problem....and its still of

Sending my computer to the repair centre pritty much imposible to me since i leave quete far from the service centre

And its my only computer .....,

SO...................HELP................

Yeah,

You guys have any idea like shaking my computer pritty hard or dropping it from the balcony from 5th floor

Please advice........

Thanks...

-Turbo

turbolium:

The "audio" diagnostic test will ask you to listen for some tones and then it will ask you if you were able to hear them. If you answered "yes", then your speakers are functional. If you answered "no", then they are not and the test should have failed.