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There are so many different settings within a Samsung TV that the options can be rather dizzying. How Do I Unlock the Volume Control on My Samsung TV? Continue reading to find a multitude of ways to problem solve when it comes to questions you have surrounding your Samsung TV and issues with the volume. Before you set off to purchase a new TV though, take a look at this how-to to try and solve your volume/sound issues typically in a few simple steps. Problems with the volume of your Samsung TV can make owners quickly wonder if purchasing this brand was the right choice. If you have a Samsung TV and the sound/volume control is not working, here is a how-to for you.Ī few different ways to fix the sound/volume control on your Samsung TV include replacing the batteries in your remote, resetting the smart hub, disabling autorun smart hub, or holding down the ‘down’ arrow and ‘pause’ button simultaneously until a message appears with ‘remote learned.’ I am doubting the PCI audio card will help and I am preparing an RMA on the Dell.īut, I've got to fix my Lenovo now.just weird to see the GTX 745 kill two onboard sound cards.basically, it forces the use of the Audio Out on my ASUS monitor via HDMI.even if you run VGA or DVI.it wants to be the primary sound source.There are few things as frustrating as sitting down after a long day, turning on the news or your favorite TV show, and all of the sudden realizing the sound is not working.

It is kind of weird that it did the same on my Lenovo.I didn't rebuild it to try because I am out of time for rebuilds. Yes, the XPS only has the GTX 745 (no onboard VGA).totally did a clean install and still no sound from onboard. When you reinstalled Windows 8.1 on the XPS 8700, was the GTX 745 card installed at the time or was it still in your other PC? I'm glad that you're being sent a PCI-E sound card to resolve this issue but there is the possibility that your GTX 745 is faulty if it's totally killed the on-board audio. First time that I've seen a video card knocking out the onboard video totally.