Cambridge Sound Works PCWorks won't install on computer! Please help if you have these working on your PC!
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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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Control Panel/Sound (if there is such a thing on NT).Sounds like there are no drivers installed. Maybe they didn't make them for NT.
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try the following steps :\n1) Check your speakers cable that is plugged in the comp.\n2) Check Speakers power cable (if any ).\n3) Check If Sound driver is installed.\n4) Check Your Sound Card Driver Configuration.\n5) Check Windows Volume control (in the system tray).\n6) Call The computer engineer to check your pc.\n\nEnjoy !
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You need to install Audio drivers
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yeahs.. they will work with ure pc// Damn i got some pretty neat bose woofers attached to my pc.
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start by seeing if there is any hardware issues. right click my computer|goto hardware|device manager|scroll dwon to sound video controller|click on the + tab|is there is a question mark over any of the stuff you see there.simply just richt click and update the drivers ..it will do it via the internet. you can do this any way to get the latest update for the current driver...take care\nthe maddMann
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Some times windows won't install the drivers or at least the proper drivers for hardware devices. First off, make sure your speaker jacks are plugged in correctly and your speaker power is on. Look down in the bottom right corner of your windows desktop and see if you have a little speaker icon next to the time, if its there check the volume its already installed. However, if that don't work find out if you have on board sound(built into the motherboard) or do you have a separate sound card? because you may have inadvertently turned off the onboard sound in your bios. in which case you'll need to access bios by hitting the delete button or f10 at the start of your boot up process. You'll need to make sure somewhere in there that the onboard sound or legacy is enabled. Once your in windows put the in the cd that came with you motherboard in and install all drivers on it.....sound is one of them. that should do it....if not you can always e-mail me....I'd be glad to help.
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Go to device manager UN install sound driver turn off computer turn it on the computer will install a new driver.
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Okay..\nletz start from "A".\n\nCheck if you have connected the speakers properly. \n\nIf you have connected the speakers properly, ensure that you have switched on the speakers. \n\nIf all these have been done, check if you have reduced the speaker volume to 'Zero'. \n\nIf this is also in tact, letz come back to your comp:.ensure that you have not disabled the sound in your comp. If you are using an onboard card, and you are running on windows, a speaker icon will be displayed in the system tray to the left of the clock. Ensure that there is no red cross mark on the icon. Anyways, double click on the icon and here opens a new settings box. verify the settings and uncheck all the "MUTE" tick boxes and drag the equalizers to the top. Play the music and check if you are getting enough. If it is still there in the pole, take out your audio driver CD and go ahead with a fresh installation. You can confirm the functionality of your sound card by Right clicking on the My Computer icon, goin down to the properties and device manager. Check if there is an yellow astrick on the sound card. If yes, no issues... try a fresh installation.. your comp is gonna sing...\n\nn IF THIS DOENT WORK, CONTACT YOUR VENDOR AND ORDER A FRESH SOUND CARD..\n\nI RECOMMENT CREATIVE PLATINUM AUDIGY....\nA...W...E..S..O..M..E...man...itz gonna be a feast for your ears..\n\ngud luck..
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right click on my computer.Go to Hardware > Device Manager .\nGo to speakers remove the drivers and then refresh the system by right clicking on any icon and selecting refresh. the audio drivers would then be reinstalled. This might solve your problem\n\nGood Luck
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if you don't see a sound card such as Creative technology Sound Blaster series plugged into your expansion slot, you are probably using the motherboard's sound module.  Motherboards such as VIA use the Realtek AC'97 sound codec.  You can go to this link to download the driver, install it and see.  http://www.softwarepatch.com/utilities/ac97.html\nno harm trying it.  can always uninstall if it dont work.
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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
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Go to your control panel and search for new hardware....then select soundcard...if you still have no luck....you may need to find a driver from the manufactures website.\n\nGood Luck
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Your laptop should have come with a CD of drivers--if so, just re-install. \nIf not, check your documentation for the exact type of sound card you have and then you can download it from the below link.
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make sure they are connected, try the volume, restart your computer, if worse comes to worse you are going to have to uninstall and reinstall them
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try reinstall your drivers from the sound card's CD.
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Try going to Device Manager and uninstalling your sound card drivers, then re-boot and let Windows re-install the drivers.