Okay, call me an idiot! I've wasted countless hours of my life:) I did what you said and it didn't work either. I finally unplugged the speakers and plugged them back in ......voila'. I had jiggled it before but no luck. I still have no idea what happened as I said I had heard that sound before with the HDMI cable. Come to think of it I bet I jiggled the cord then. It must not fit tight enough. I shorted myself on getting new speakers when I got the new XPS, less than a year ago.
Well, thank you very much, I'm sorry I wasted your time too.
Jimmy Ricks and The Ravens are rockin' the cabin again:) j
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July 12th, 2013 13:00
Hi jjsjjsjjs,
Open msconfig and look at the startup tab and make sure Realtek HD Audio Manager is enabled. If it isn't, enable it and reboot.
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July 12th, 2013 15:00
Okay, call me an idiot! I've wasted countless hours of my life:) I did what you said and it didn't work either. I finally unplugged the speakers and plugged them back in ......voila'. I had jiggled it before but no luck. I still have no idea what happened as I said I had heard that sound before with the HDMI cable. Come to think of it I bet I jiggled the cord then. It must not fit tight enough. I shorted myself on getting new speakers when I got the new XPS, less than a year ago.
Well, thank you very much, I'm sorry I wasted your time too.
Jimmy Ricks and The Ravens are rockin' the cabin again:) j
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July 14th, 2013 04:00
LOL! Good one. Thanks for posting the resolution.