However, last weekend the internal speakers stopped working. Sometimes it worked after a reboot for about 5 minutes max, mostly less.
I searched around on the internet, but all kind of suggested tricks didn't work (like reset PRAM, plug and unplug a headphone, starting GarageBand and so on.
Today I contacted the apple support and they gave me the following trick to try. I share it with you, because this one I didn't found on the internet.
- Shutdown the computer
- Unplug the powercable
- Keep the powerbutton pressed for 30 seconds. This will reset the SMC. This will in no way affect your data/installation. See also (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964)
- Plug in the powercable
- Start your iMac and here you are, all things are fine again (till now at least :) )
Edit: I just found this solution somewhere on the apple site. However, I didn't find it relating to my problem (I didn't search that well I suppose).
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Thanks for your post... this helped me out... I was getting progressively irritated by this issue... I hope this works forever... Once and for all.
:-Damon
I've had some minor problems with the internal speakers later. But I seems that is has something to do with running live stream video in silverlight (in that situations I'll get sometimes this problem). However, I've never have to repeat the steps I described in this post. Good luck with you iMac!
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