Sound from speakers as well as headphones after bios update in pavilion g4 1121 tx laptop

Dear madam/sir
after performing a bios update as sugested by hp support assistant I am getting sound from speakers as well as earphones .I stay in a small town and there is no hp centre nearby .I am a student staying in hostel where i cant play sound through speakers as it disturbs my room mates .Kindly assist .
product details
product no ; QB404PA#ACJ
product : hp pavilion g4 1121 tx
purchased : sept 2011
Thank You

Hi @satyakam
Welcome to the HP Support Forums!
I understand that you are enjoying your sound from everything today. I am happy to help.
If you have a sound application installed along with your sound driver, then I would check the settings for the speakers and headphone in that application.
Then I would make your headphone the default device when it is plugged in.
To make headphone as the default device
1.    Click on Start; Go to Control Panel.
2.    Click on Sound.
3.    Switch to Recording.
4.    Select your microphone/headset as the default device.
5.    Save the changes by clicking on OK.
Also you can Uninstall and re-install your audio device drivers, to do that:
1.    Click on Start; in the start search type “devmgmt.msc” without quotes and press Enter.
2.    Expand Sound, Video and Game controllers.
3.    Right click on the audio component and then click uninstall.
With the driver uninstalled then download and re-install the driver from:
HP Pavilion g4-1121tx Notebook PC Drivers
Just be sure to select the correct operating system from the drop down, and click next, which will refresh the list of drivers below.
Let me know if that helped at all.
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