You have way too much patience.
If you really JUST got this and having this much grief - do yourself a
favor and return it. DO not wait. Do not pass GO . Do not collect $200.
Just call them , get an RA number ( return authorization), box it up and
send it back.
With all of the problems you've reported, you're better to have them ship
another ' brand spanking new one' , than trying to fix a lemon. If you
wait too long that will not be an option. They will push back on you "
You never reported a problem sir so we cannot replace it ....." I've
known folks that have had that issue with Dell and stopped doing business
with them for just that reason - they were too nice and Dell pushed back.
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>> >> >> >I have no speakers plugged into my dell vostro 200 (vista)
>> >> >> >desktop
>> >> >> >but
>> >> >> >the onboard speaker beeps as in when an email comes in or if I
>> >> >> >click
>> >> >> >somewhere on the desktop. I have muted the volume and the PC
>> >> >> >beep
>> >> >> >in
>> >> >> >the
>> >> >> >mixer panel and set the sounds to 'no sounds' yet the blooming
>> >> >> >speaker
>> >> >> >on
>> >> >> >the main board still beeps - what else can I do / try?
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Thanks,
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Andy.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> I have friends looking to buy that model PC, so, if I may ask ...
>> >> >> Is this a NEW PC and beeping when you first got it amd turned it
>> >> >> on
>> >> >> ?
>> >> >> Or was Ok for a while then went bad ?
>> >> >> ( just checking quality of shipped pc as I will probably be
>> >> >> called
>> >> >> when/if
>> >> >> it "doesn't work".)
>> >> >>
>> >> >> It beeps when you click somewhere on the desktop ? If you look
>> >> >> at
>> >> >> device
>> >> >> manager - any problems ? I'm thinking if it beeps at ANY
>> >> >> interaction
>> >> >> probably notifying you of error situation. On your Control
>> >> >> Panel -
>> >> >> Sounds - speakers setting : set to ' no speaker ' ?
>> >> >>
>> >> >
>> >> > Hello. Yes with the speakers unplugged from the jack it says 'no
>> >> > speakers'
>> >> > but I still get the beeps. Its the New Vostro 200 Desktop. It
>> >> > gives
>> >> > the
>> >> > beep
>> >> > the same kind of way that when you have your soundcard installed
>> >> > (or
>> >> > onboard
>> >> > sound there) but you have not put the drivers in for it you get
>> >> > them
>> >> > beeps
>> >> > off the mainboard buzzer/speaker that's the way it acts - plug the
>> >> > speakers
>> >> > in though and the beeps go away and the sound is ported to the
>> >> > plugged
>> >> > in
>> >> > speakers as normal if all that makes sense.
>> >> >
>> >> > Andy.
>> >>
>> >> You said that you " plug the speakers in and the beeps go away " ?
>> >> My solution - plug in the speakers. ( Wise guy)
>> >> OR still makes the beep , but beep now comes from speakers ?
>> >>
>> >> Also - issue since new ? or worked ok for a while until ... your
>> >> posting ?
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> > Good Idea why didn't I think about plugging in speakers! ;-)
>> >
>> > Yep, its worked like that from new, I don't think its a fault its
>> > most
>> > probably the built in jack sensing thing on the onboard sound it most
>> > probably thinks that if no speakers are plugged in it better beep
>> > through
>> > the onboard buzzer/speaker (though God knows why!)
>> >
>> > Andy.
>> >
>> re:
>>
>> >> > Hello. Yes with the speakers unplugged from the jack it says 'no
>> >> > speakers' but I still get the beeps
>>
>> I don't think it is showing " No Speakers" because none are plugged in:
>> it
>> is because that is also your 'selected choice'. I do not think it will
>> "
>> autofind" speakers, so AFTER plugging in speakers go back to that
>> screen
>> and select speaker config from drop-down . Rather than No Speakers,
>> usually you can choose Stereo, or Surround sound etc depending upon
>> card/speaker config.
>>
>
> Really, I think on this vostro the realtek onboard sound detects when
> you
> plug into the jacks and what jacks you have plugged into (jack sensing)
> .
>
> Andy.
>
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