Can not hear sound from websites

I got this 19 inch widescreen hanns.g:shrug: monitor plugged it into my computer along with a seperate sound lead but for sum reason i do not get sound from webpages. I can hear songs on windows media player etc but not on the internet.

 

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what browser?

use firefox.

if not, use opera. www.opera.com

 

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i am using firefox i dont think it is a browser problem since i have the same problem with internet explorer

 

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well...what sort of websites are you accessing that the sound does not work while accessing those websites?

Try www.youtube.com any clip there .... does it work in ie? firefox?

download opera browser. see if it works there... if it doesnt.

Than there are two possibilities: 1) it is a hardware problem 2) you got some sort of a bug

 

No it does not work in opera either, listen dragon before in my other post you thought i was trying to get into someones logon and now your saying its a browser problem seems to me your just shooting into the dark. And also it seems to me its unlikely its a hardware problem since i can hear songs on windows media player fine which i HAVE mentioned.

 

Python, I know I am wrong at times. forgive me please.
I am trying to help you thou.

 

Are you using Vista by any chance?

 

yes i realise you are trying to help and i thank you for it. Sorry if i seem a bit full on

 

Nope not vista

 

Did the sound in browsers work on your old monitor (you say it's a new monitor)?

Is it a new PC or fresh install of windows?

Was there any drivers or an installation CD with the monitor that you had to use?

 

Looks like you where right phonetic it is because of a driver for some reason every time i try to install it , it says it has been installed but it says it has not been digitally signed on the driver tab.Would a driver that has not been digitally signed cause this problem?

 

Potentially..

Are there two separate drivers?

I mean, it's just an audio cable that connects to speakers in the monitor housing. It doesn't need an audio driver. Seems a little strange. Does the monitor have media controls on it at all? Play, Stop, Pause, etc?

Did you have to install the drivers before the monitor worked? Most things should just work without drivers.

Anyway, I'd try to go back to the old drivers and see if things still work.

go to Control Panel -> System ->Hardware tab -> Device Manager

 

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guess its not because of a driver then, could this be anything to do with the new wireless network. and no it is not a multimedia monitor just standard.

 

I think i know whats wrong.I THINK there might not be any problem in the monitor but maybe the problem lies in the way the computer recognises the speakers in the monitor, i think anyway.

 

if you are really bothered by it, reinstall the windows, make sure all drivers (.dll files) of the browser are installed too.

However before you do decide reinstalling the windows. Try this:

First notice what is the model of your monitor is and the company.
Write the model #, name of monitor, company here on sciforums.
I will look for .dll files for you to reinstall to make sure everything works.

 

This is the company of your monitor: HannsG
webservice_us@hannsg.com

use that email service to ask them your specific question


Anyways you need to tell me exactly the
Product No:

of your monitor.

Than go here: http://usservice.hannsg.net/
and look in downloads section to see what specific downloads there are for your specific 19" wide screen monitor (there are many varietes of this type)

 

Its a hanns g HW191D

 

here is the driver for this monitor: http://america.hannsg.net/download_file.jsp?file_name=/_download_/filectrl/HW191D.zip

You need to have unzipping program like: winzip or winrar to unzip this. Than tell me what is inside.

 

nope didnt work inside is the same driver that came with the installation disk but at least now we know for sure it is not bacause of a driver.