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Posted July 24th, 2002 18:00
Been there, done that, still having the problem, plus scratchy noises, but not while playing music, or dvd's, weird.Using Windows ME, hope you can help.
Thanks, Lyn
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Posted July 25th, 2002 14:00
The biggest help would be to get rid of Windows ME!!!
Rick
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Posted May 27th, 2004 21:00
Here's your answer. But first. . . You probably use a USB wheel mouse don't you? Yes?
Search for this thread. The answer was posted by TechnoSavey and it worked for me.
Forum Home: Inspiron: Audio: "Inspiron 5150 loses speaker sound (headphones still work) when I resume from standby - POSSIBLE FIX"
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Posted July 23rd, 2002 12:00
Lyn_Bove:
You may want to try downloading and installing the latest audio driver and BIOS revisions available for your system from the Dell File Library. You should be able to find and download any necessary drivers for your system in the Dell File Library. Just go to our website at the following address:
Insert your system's service tag in the text box labeled "Enter your Service Tag" and click the "Go" button. You will be given a list of files and drivers specific to your system. If you do not have your Service Tag available you can simply choose your Dell system model from one of the drop down menus.
If this doesn't help please let us know what Operating System you are currently using with your computer.
Message Edited on 07/23/02 08:45AM by DELL-Rance