I don't know why my speakers are not working all plugs are connected to my computer.I don't know why?please gelp me!
123917
First check your speakers by plugging a known portable player to the input of the speakers and see if you have sound.  But be sure that you have the power supply turned on and connected to the speakers.  If you have sound then you can work to the sound card.  By that I mean be sure that your comnection from the speakers is in the proper input on the back of the computer and the connections are tight. (Which is labeled speakers). Or a symble of a speaker indicating the audio output.  If that don't help you may have to go into your bios setup and check that the audio codek is checked properly.  To go into the bios you may have to at boot up wait till you hear the first beep and hit the delete key and wait till the cmoss screen comes up then you can look through the settings and then determine what to do.  But be carefull ,  You may wan't to mark down anything that you change what it was before you changed it and to what you changed it to so that you can return it to its orginal spot if it dosen't work.  Hint most audio drivers are of the AC97 codek, Hope this helps.
206692
Normally with a speaker, all you have to do is plug them in. Are you sure you have them plugged into the right spot? You can look on the cambridge site and probably download a configuration tool, but you shouldnt really need drivers as the computer isnt really doing anything to them, you just plug them in.
201626
Your speakers could be getting old and need replacing. Your cable or hook up point could need tightening, your sound card could be getting old or damaged and need replacing. I would go with eiher the speakers or sound card needing replacing. \n\nYou can do a sound check. Go into control panel then to sound and audio devices. At the bottom of the fist tab (Volume) go to advanced and make sure the selection on your systems speakers is as closely matched to the configuaration you have. I had to adjust mine just the other day. Then go to the Hardware tab and highlight the major device used for sound on your system and click on troubleshooting or properties as needed. Follow the directions provided. Highlight each selection and read what it says at the bottom of the screen. If it says "this device is working properly" no further action is required for that hardware. If it says anything else THEN do what I said on going to trouble shooting. lol Got ahead of myself for a moment. \n\nI think you may need to either adjust settings or replace speakers/soundcard\n\nGood luck in fixing your problem.
264319
1. make sure your mic is working, try it with a stereo\n2. mic is plug in the right socket\n3. the recording volume of the respective socket (line-in or mic) is not mute or put to zero\n4. the speakers are working in playback\n5. your sound card driver is working properly, it show no warning in device manager(hardware tab in xp) under properity of my computer.
507699
You must have a wire not plugged in properly. Tighten them up. If you went by the book everything should be ok.
324917
well i dont think it could be a driver problem because it seems to producing sound. there could be something wrong with the speakers\n\nid take it back to the store if its still under warenty. if there is something worng they should fix it free of charge, if its a hardware problem
669093
You may have lost your drivers or the speakers may be diabled\n\nRight click on My Computer, select properties\nUnder the hardware tab, select device manager.\nCheck the Sound, video and game controllers to see whether the drivers are installed and the device is enabled.\n\nIf not, go to your manufacturers website and download the drivers.\n\nPeace.
501707
seems that when the head phones were pluged in, the interior of the jack plug was comprimised.those plugs do go bad inside.\nthe fact that you can get sound with them pluged in, tells you that yourPC sound is working. to avoid a lot of money in repairs, try this\n\nyour computer has sterio sound.get a small sterio amp, put it next to the computer, connect your speakers to the amps out put, and connect your pc sound jack to  the amps in put.\nthe plug is probably a miniture sterio style on your pc
355823
1. Turn off the computer, fully.   Then restart it and try your music again.\n\n2. If you still don't hear anything, DOUBLE-CLICK on the volume icon and see if ANY slide controls are muted, if there is anything muted, UNMUTE it.\n\n3. If this fails.  Click on Start-programs-control panel-system-hardware-device manager - cllick on "sound, video and game controllers" and make sure all the devices are "recognized" (don't have a yellow question mark) if they do, then right click and ROLL BACK DRIVER \n\n4. Oh!, and please make sure your speakers are: 1. ON  2. plugged in, 3. try a different CD
42095
u can do it.check ur speakers, or reinstall driver.\nTell me it's first time when u have use this system or it is ur old pc. means upgrade ur PC.
503951
Maybe you forgot install the software to operate the mike. The speaker operate properly because they have software of its own to play the sounds. The problem your having is just missing software. Better ask your techinician about that. There should be no charge, because the technician was the one who reinstalled your Windows, and it's their fault. Now they must fix it.
534819
it may be of windowns problem.try reinstalling windows check the speaker is connected
582242
Could be many things, your sound card, your head set, if you hook up to a speaker, it could be your speakers.  Try a different headset see if it works.  Check the drivers on your sound card, they might be corrupted.
604878
you may need a sound card. but i'm no computer expert. I just know when I had no sound that was my problem.
429367
you might just have a defected input... if it is terrible quality sound on a new PC then i suggest calling customer service.
257455
Try going to the site where the sound card is from and downloading all applicable drivers for the speakers.  You will probably have to unplug the speakers, download the drivers, then restart the computer and plug the speakers back in.  Maybe your sound card took a crap on you and you need a new one.  Or... a virus is eating through your computer and it started there.  You should probably just take it to a computer tech and let them work out the kinks.  Or go to walmart and buy a new computer for $500.00
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You need to install drivers for your sound card.\n\nIf you know what sound card you have you can go to the manufacturer's website and get the latest drivers from there. If you have on-board sound card refer to your motherboard manual/documentation.