Inspire t5900 power problem....maybe

This morning when I switch on the pc the speaker system don't work....(inspire t5900)
The volume control don't work (the green light is off) ....
I think that problem is the power supply adapter (maybe the warm because in italy it's very very hot) but it's only suppose...the sound card working good...
I can verify the problem?
thaks in advance
bye bye
Max
P4+WINXPSP2+AUDIGY 2 ZS

i'm sorry I've verify..... the power supply adapter working...
I think...the problem is the speaker power volume control because I have try the headphones and the sound is good...and the power working but the green light of the power/volume is off and the speakers are mute...
ah....sorry for my english....
bye bye

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