how would one find the option of the internal speaker, when the sound can't be heard?
how can I add the internal sound option in the device output window?
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Oh, have you tried rebooting your system? It could help in some cases if the speaker isn’t outputting anything. If you don’t have any luck after the reboot, you may have a faulty connection with the speaker, in which there really isn’t any fix for on the software or setting level of things.
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Try going into system preferences > sound > and see if your speakers are listed there.
please,I haven't received any reply about the questions I have asked for Help.
On doing this I haven't seen any change, or the internal speaker option in the sound output window
After trials, I still haven't heard of any difference, the internal speakers are still not functioning.
how would one find the option of the internal speaker, when the sound can't be heard?