my speakers wont work on my computer and i have them plugged into the outlet and into the computer but still?

Question

won't work they just recently went out and it shows their on but no sounds coming out and it's not muted either. did my speaker blow? i bought the computer from someone and the speakers were a addon by the other owner so what can i do to fix or can't i

Answer 1

windows xp sound / microphone setup

right click my computer icon click on propeties
click on hardware tab
click on device manager
click on the

+

next to sound /video /game/controllers

check to see if there is any yellow makes over the sound driver
if no click off device manager

windows xp settings, sound
make sure your speaker conncetion is in the speaker port
on your sound card ..if you have a SPEAKER box with power set it to on or if your spearks have a power & volume on set too on and turn up the volume on them

click on start / control panel
sound speech,and audio devices, icon
click on change the speaker settings,tab
a sound and audio devices properties box will pop up

volume ,tab
device volume bar , set too high
untick, mute

ckick on advanced,tab
a volume control box will pop up
untick any box that has tick in the mute
click on the volume control box red X too close the
volume control box

speaker settings
click on speaker volume ,tab
left, set the volume level too high
right,set the volume level too high
clikc ok

click on advanced, tab

speakers,tab
speaker setup, set the tab,too desktop stereo speakers

click on perfomance tab,
hardware acceleration, bar,set too, full
sample rate conversion quality bar, set too , best
click ok


now on the click on audio tab,

sound playback, default device , set tab for your sound card
sound recording ,default device, set tab for your sound card

now click on voice tab
voice playback,default device,set tab for your sound card
voice,recording,default device,set tab for your sound card
click on apply & ok

now in the control panel click on the sound and audio devices,icon
tick the box , place volume icon in the taskbar
click apply & ok
close off the control panel


now click on the
volume icon in the taskbar
volume control box will pop up
on the top click on options
then on properties

at the top in mixer device box
click on the tab, set the device for your sound card

in show following volume controls box list

1:tick, volume control
2:tick, wave
3:tick, sw synth
4:tick, front
5:tick, subwoofer
6:tick, center
7:tick, rear
8:tick, cd player
9:tick, line in
10:tick, microphone
11:tick, pc speakers
click on ok

now on the vloume control box
make sure no box has a tick in mute box


1:volume, control, move the bar too the top
2:wave, move the bar too the top
3:sw synth, move the bar too the top
4:front, move the bar too the top
5:subwoofer, move the bar too the top
6:center, move the bar too the top
7:rear, move the bar too the top
8:cd player, move the bar too the top
9:line in, move the bar too the top
10:microphone, move the bar 2 steps up
11:pc spearkers, move the bar too the top


if you only have 2 speakers and not a set of 12 speakers
on the volume control box click on options properties

in show the following volume controls box list
you can untick

1:front
2:subwoofwooer
3:center
4:rear
then click on ok



for windows xp settings, microphone settings
click on start /control panel
sound speech,and audio deices, icon
sound effect manager ,icon
click on speaker configuration ,tab
place a dot in
2 channel mode for stereo speaker output
click on ok close off control panel
restart the computer
restart the computer for windows xp too save the settings
then try your sound

Answer 2

You could try clicking on the sound icon with a right single click or a left double click. Sometimes the sound gauges seem to move around for no apparent reason. The top gauges should be in the centre and the volume buttons near the top.

You could turn your computer off and make sure you have the speakers plugged into your computer in the correct outlet and not an extra mouse or keyboard outlet.

Answer 3

There can be as many reasons as "why do I have mold in my bathroom"....
Start with the obvious: Did the guy you bought the computer from leave his sound card in the computer, or did he take it out?
Next: When you plug-and-unplug the power supply of the speakers, do you hear a "click", and when they are on and at full volume, do you hear a shshshshs (white noise)? If yes, your speakers and power supply are at least OK.
Beyond that, I would suggest to consult a computer hardware geek.

Answer 4

Your receiver has a small change interior the headphone jack that shuts the main important audio equipment off while headphones are plugged in. the computing gadget does not have that change. you could desire to instruct the potential off on the main important audio equipment to get them silent then use the headphones.

Answer 5

look in the start bar at the rigth of the screen where u see a little speaker click on it, and put the volume up

Answer 6

im guessin its your drivers, check in the hardware manager and see then try to update them.talkin about your sound card drivers, that should fix them

Answer 7

They were, mine working perfect, till friend started messing around. Now, also not working, go figure!!!