Laptop sound problem

Hello, I have HP ENVY 14t-1100 CTO Beats Edition, unfortunately I connected speakers to the laptop and suddenly the laptop started giving weird sound, so i restarted the pc, then I came to know that the speakers are no more working Even I checked with headphones no use..with headphones i can hear some noise..do I have solution? Currently I am in Munich, Germany, can I get some technical support? Thanks for your reply!

Hello mahii,
I'm sorry you are having trouble with the sound on your notebook. Take a look at this document, which provides steps to take when having sound problems with external speakers and headsets. If the first document doesn't help resolve your issue, take a look at this document, which may have a couple more things you can try. Hopefully, you won't even need the 2nd document.
I was listening to one of my favorite bands when I pulled up your posts - SAGA. Even though they are from Canada, they are very popular in Germany! The specific show I was listening to, was performed in Westfalenhalle Dortmund.
Please let me know how it goes with the troubleshooting steps.
Good luck!
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