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On Wed, 23 Apr 1997 14:18:07 -0400, M. Arifi Koseoglu wrote: > > >Hi ! > >I have a question (problem) regarding audio on a TP 701 CS. >Here is what happened: >On the weekend, my girlfriend (it is her machine) was playing >some audio files on the machine, running off the battery. Well, >apparently the battery was almost exhausted, and a message appeared >saying to save and exit applications since the machine will power >itself down. (She is using windows 3.11, btw) Well, she attempted to >connect the power adapter, but before that the machine aborted the >audio program, and shut down. When she powered it on after connecting >the power, windows complained about some missing DLL files, she >does not remember the exact names for (probably audio drivers). >They attempted to restore them from a diskette etc., now windows does >not complain about missing DLLs anymore, but the speaker does not >work properly: it produces no or very very quiet sound, occasionally >with some buzzing. > >What are your suggestions as to what happened ? What possible fixes >would you suggest ? > >Thanks in advance, >Arifi > >-- >Arifi Koseoglu >arifi@dmi.stevens-tech.edu > I have a 701cs and can still play wave files, midi, etc., but my internal speaker is shot. All I remember is that it stopped working after using AOL for Win3.11 one day. I don't know if they were related, but that's what I remember. I got the speaker to work a few times several months ago by poking it with a screw driver, but it really doesn't respond all that well. You could take it in for Easyserve, but they may use you as the scapegoat, as in my situation of sending it in last week, and having nothing repaired. Regards, Regards, Paul Khoury pkhoury@earthlink.net