Note: If you can’t see enable device option that means the touch-screen functions is enabled already, you should continue your process to the next step.Ĥ) Now it’s time to update your driver so make sure that your laptop connects to the internet because it is an online update process. Sometimes this driver doesn’t support it, so we have to enable it and reinstall the driver in the device manager.ġ) Right-click on the Windows logo and choose Device managerĢ) Now click on Audio inputs and outputs to expand itģ) Right-click on the internal speaker and select enable device. If it is working then the issue has been fixed, if not then follow the next method: Method 3: Install Default Audio Driver.Īctually, Windows 10 has preinstalled default drivers. Testing your speakers can determine if the problem is with your motherboard or your speakers.3) And now, move the mouse at the bottom right-hand side, click on the Speaker icon, try to increase or decrease the sound volume and check whether the sound is coming or not.
Use a different pair of speakers, if possible, to determine if your speakers themselves are not producing sound. Resetting your BIOS back to its default settings can also restore sound to your computer.Ĭheck both your speakers and the Windows 7 Volume Control options to verify that your speakers are on and your sound is not muted through Windows. Consult your ASUS motherboard's manual for information on entering the BIOS and what the correct settings should be. Verify that the correct audio settings are present in your BIOS. Updated sound drivers can restore sound functionality to your ASUS motherboard. Drivers are free downloads that update the functionality of your hardware. If you plug your speakers into the Line In or Microphone slots, you will not get any sound from your computer.ĭownload updated drivers for your ASUS motherboard from the ASUS Support website (link in Resources). The speaker slot is green and matches the color of the speaker cable plug your speaker cable into the Speakers slot. Most ASUS motherboards have three audio slots on the back: Line In, Speakers and Microphone. Verify that your speaker plug is in the right slot on the back of the motherboard.
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