My computer speakers are acting funny?
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Check if they are jack in fully and correctly.\n\nIf so, check if your sound card is okie (if yours is a seperate sound card that is)\n\nIf all else fails, replace your speakers.
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If the problem is not resolved even after restarting the computer, try reinstalling your sound card drivers.Then run the Yahoo! Audio Setup Wizard.
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you might just have a defected input... if it is terrible quality sound on a new PC then i suggest calling customer service.
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Start with the obvious and work forward. Are your speakers connected? Turned on? Have power? Check your drivers. Go to www.pcpitstop.com and run their free diagnostic. If none of this works, restore your computer to the last date that your sound worked. Go to, Programs, System Tools, System restore.......good 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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It could be several reasons. It could that your sound drivers are corrupted, you might want to reinstall the drivers from the manufacturer's website. It could also mean that your Sound card might be going bad so you might want to replace it. Have you tried attaching different speakers or headphones onto your computer and see if the problems continues. If it doesn't, it is your speakers that are malfunctioning or if it does your continue i might suggest installing the new drivers if that doesn't work new sound card should fix your problem.
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Do you mean the sound coming from your speakers sounds like chipmunks? If so, you probably need to update your sound card driver. \n\nEasiest thing to try is open Internet Explorer, click on "Tools", then "Windows Update". Once there, check on the left side to see if there are any hardware driver updates for you machine. Windows update makes it very easy to update drivers if they are available through this method.
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First, make sure your speaker wire is going into your GREEN plug in the back of your computer. Now, make sure you haven't muted your sound (you should see a red crossed out circle in the lower right hand of the screen near your time if it's muted). Right click it if it is and then uncheck mute. Next make sure your computer volume isn't on low. Instead of right clicking that little sound button (it looks like a small speaker), double left click it (this is the same button that would have shown you if it was muted or not). Check the volume controls and make sure they're at least half way up. There's a few other things to check too, but those are the main ones.
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Could be a virus . If all your wires are plugged in properly and the speakers are new then i couldn't think of anything else , unless you have your Wave Volume down .  There are 2 different volumes to hear sound from your pc  , there is the volume control and the wave. Make sure both are turned up.
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I it is not the drivers it could be the actual connection.  The contacts on the speaker line are not getting good connection to the audio card.  This happens on headphone connections all the time.  It could also be as simple as opening the audio properties in windows and making sure that the balance is set correctly.  Also remember that many computer problems can be fixed with a simple re-boot of your system.
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If the problem happens intermitmently like you described, we can rule out the settings (Here I suppose you know how to check the audio settings of your machine).  If so, it must be the hardware.  Since audio cards are cheap (You can get one for $20 and the sounds are pretty decent), install a new sound card.
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Is it possible that the sound is muted on your computer?\nAre you sure they're plugged into the correct port?
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check cables, check overall volume on pc, and for creative labs for example there is a sound mixer with volume labels for different types of inputs\n\nStill not working?  Check for switch on speakers, are they plugged in\n\nStill not working? Bring up control panel -> sounds -> check mute button, check volume, click on a sound  like asterisk, hit play still no sound?\n\nFind a geek...
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it's pretty difficult to help on such a vague question. give a short history\n- when did you hear the speakers for the last time?\n- what did you do in the mean time? (did you install any obscure programs)\n- always helpful is to mention what operating system you use (Windows, Linux etc.)\n\nedit:\nthanks for the response. It seems like an issue with the amplifier. What's up with headphones or external speakers, did you already try that? In case this doesn't work, you have to go to the vendor with your laptop.
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Things to check\n\n1. Is the power on?\n2. Is the green wire connected to the green plug in? Or however it's color coded.\n3. Are the speakers connected to each other?\n4. Is the volume turned up on the speakers?\n5. Have you muted your speakers volume on the computer?\n6. Do they work on another computer?\n\nIf the answer to the above is Yes on all counts, then the problem resides on the machine.\nFirst to try is to re-install your sound card drivers.\nIf that fails, the problem is your sound card. If when you replace the sound card the problem still occurs it's your motherboard.
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There's any number of reasons why your computer speakers aren't working.  Here's a link to the Ubuntu sound problem solution guide. If it doesn't provide a fix, you might need to go to the support tab and post your problem:\n\nhttp://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449&highlight=youtube\n\nplrr
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Check and make sure your sound for the computer is on. If you are online, make sure the volume on that website is turned on. I have had similar problems. \nGood Luck