Very low audio on my new Satellite L755-M1KS

Hi,
First of all, I couldn't find my model here on this website or on any of Toshiba's websites for that matter which is very weird.
My problem is, the Audio is very very low since day one when I bought it.
The laptop is still under warranty and I don't know if it is a software problem or a hardware one.
I'm located in Abu Dhabi, I don't know where is the toshiba support center here and I don't know why this particular model can't be found anywhere!!
Please help!
Thank You
Toshiba Satelite L755 - M1KS

Unfortunately I cannot find your notebook on Toshiba page too.
Anyway, if you are using original Toshiba recovery image (original preinstalled OS) and you are not happy with it contact nearest authorized Toshiba service provider and ask for help.
You can find ASP on http://gulf.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/en/generic/ASP_SUPPORT/
Check it out.

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