do I need pc headphones to work on pc? stereo hdpho. do not work.?
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They work fine for me -- the same ones I plug into \nmy MP3 player.
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so im guessign your montiro has speakers attached to it, u would just need to unplug the cable to your headphones and plug in the cable for your monitor, and make sure that the speakers are turned on a turned up.
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A USB.\n\nEven Cordless headphones need a usb connect with the PC so that they can relay the info from PC to the headphones.
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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.
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there should be a line out jack on the back of your computer. it's blue in color I think...plug your speakers into that.
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OK make sure the sound card is enabled in the BIOS then make sure if you have connected any front auto panel cables make sure they are correct or make sure in Windows setup that "Sounds" are installed," update the sound card drivers, make sure it is not on mute, try different speakers/headphones etc.
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Yes you can use that headset with your PC. Bluetooth service categorizes under audio devices.
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what kind of computer? I had the same problem with my HP laptop and i had to go to www.hp.com and get the right driver for my sound card, it is easy. let me know if you need more help. my yahoo ID is doc_tyrone. Good luck!\n\n\n-Doc-
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You need an s-video cable. Must have the connections on the tv and the comp. Run the sound out of the headphone jack. Good luck.
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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.
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If you dont have a sound card than try re-installing your motherboard drivers. All PCs have motherboards (or mobos we call them...) check/find out what mobo you are using (the brand - is it - ABIT, ASUS, MSI etc)  and what chipset its working on (is it Intel, Nvidia etc). Than go to the appropriate mobo manufacturer's website and download the latest drivers. This should usually work. Good luck.
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Sort of depends on how you connected it. If you used auxillary RCA plugs on your stereo and an adapter cable from the PC to the stereo there should not be a problem. If you tried to go in through a phono jack or unused set of plugs that were intended for some other device you may have enough of an impedence or signal strength mismatch to be causing the problem. Phono jacks for example expect a very, very small signal to be input. a PC inputs a much larger signal and would cause a lot of noise.\n\nCheap cables can also be a problem. A third source of noise can be that you are processing the signal twice. If you are using a software equalizer on your PC and a hardware equalizer on the home stereo then you are overprocessing the signal and that can cause a LOT of Noise!\n\nA ground loop isolater will only lessen or eliminate 60 cycle per second AC hum - like the hum you would get on a badly grounded guitar amplifier with single pole pickups, or the hum caused by flourescent lights. It will not reduce or eliminate any other kind of noise. \n\nWith more info about the nature of the background noise and the input, output and cords you are using someone might be able to give a better answer. Good luck. Finding and eliminating something like this can be a frustrating experience.
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You might be plugged into the Mike place or there might be an inline switch on the headphone set that needs adjusting.  Or they dont work.  Can you try another computer?\nE
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try updating the sound card drivers, they should be available from the manufacturers website
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Hi, Congrats for new sound card. \nAs u have purchased the new sound card the front sound jacks might not work. So what exactly u have to do is that u have to plug the sound speakers or headphones at the back of the computer tower in the jacks of new sound card. And just check the setting of the card. By default the microphone/headphones are set to mute.\n\nAll the best\n\nNikhil Chowdhary   \nTechnical Support Expert\nDELL INTERNATIONAL SERVICES,
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A bluetooth USB stick will do the trick.  You should be able to get them in most decent PC shops
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You need to re-install the correct audio drivers for your audio device.  What kind of computer do you have?  Need more info in order to help you.  If you have a HP, Dell, Sony or Compact, then go to their website and look for the driver for your computer.