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Tucci149
By Tucci149
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Is there any way to make a motherboard speaker work without going into the bios?

 

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12 minutes ago, Tucci149 said:

Is there any way to make a motherboard speaker work without going into the bios?

If you have a POST speaker, it will work by default. However, it's only going to beep POST codes, not play desktop audio.

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8 minutes ago, AbydosOne said:

If you have a POST speaker, it will work by default. However, it's only going to beep POST codes, not play desktop audio.

 Ohhhh ok. I think Ive got the bios motherboard speaker 

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