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Anyone know how to turn off the internal speaker on a Toshiba Laptop?

kehi

Diamond Member
I have looked in the bios and I have seen no place for me to turn the aggrevating thing off. I do not have the sound driver installed for the motherboard. TIA, help is greatly appreciated
 
It's not designed to be able to turn on/off... if the laptop won't start up you might have to listen to beeps to know what is wrong.

Short of de-soldering it... nothing is going to change.

Maybe a better bet is to install some wrong or generic drivers for the sound then disable them?

PS: WRONG FORUM.
 
Fn button + f4(between ctrl and alt and it should be f4, looks like a speaker, its beeps for how loud it is louder louder silent...)
 
yes, I tried it and nothing happens to pop up. I have no driver at all installed for the sound card
 
nothing will pop up......

its just a beep from your computer

the Fn button is the alternate button to access your numberpad (the ones in grey)

so you press the Fn + f4 until it goes silent

it will beep each time you press it until it goes silent
 
fn + f4 yeilds no beep or nothing. My F4 key looks like a hard disk platter picture. BTW: do I have to have some Toshiba software on here in order to get the keys to work? I installed XP Pro, got rid of the Home that came on it
 
Originally posted by: kehi
fn + f4 yeilds no beep or nothing. My F4 key looks like a hard disk platter picture

well find the one with the picture of a speaker! 😀 FN+ speaker picture
 
it does nothing at all, I think I might have to install driver to get the function keys to work
 
Yes, You will have to install the "Hotkey" (or whatever Toshiba calls them) drivers before your Fn keys will work.
(Compaq calls them "Hotkeys", I don't know about Toshiba though.)
Should be able to get them at the Toshiba site.
 
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