where should i connect my speakers?
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In the Green Plugin where it fits.
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Install one.\n\nI recommend Sony Sound Forge.
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Yeah, you'll get the best sound, and the most output from any sub, by placing them on the floor.  The closer you place it to a wall, the better.  And of course, a corner is even better, since that's two walls, plus the floor.  \n\nMost of us just put our computer's sub/subs on the floor, below our monitors, and within a couple of inches of the wall behind it.
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you need to adjust you volume control its located in your main bar at the bottom click on the speaker symbol make sure the properties are set to the proper setting for your situation
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get some add-on cards also there is no point of installing more speakers because if you install more speakers you will have equal voice on each speaker much lower than your other ones.... so i perfer not to do tat unless your going to set up it somewhere else...
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On the backside of ur CPU, u will find the connectors. the red one is for mike and green one is for speaker.. just connect them and start instant voice messenging...
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after connecting your headphone socket goto START>ACCESSORIES>ENTERTAINMENT>sound recorder. \n\nYou can find your requirement here.
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You can buy a splitter from any Radio Shack that plugs into your speaker output and splits into two output plugs.
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Look around your speakers for a headphone jack...if you don't see one..then you have to unplug your speakers and put your headphone jack into that jack.\n\nGood Luck
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Are you plugging it into your sound card - you need a cable from your soundcard output to an input on the monitor
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Put speakers under the bike seat thats what I did.   So then I can plug in my Ipod to it while I ride my bike so everyone came here my music.
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there is a place at the back of your pc where you insert your speakers wires into... that is where you insert the headphone wire ... one green and one pink...pink is for mic and green is for headphone or speakers
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well if your sure you have a good sound card that supports surround sound. then you need to access your card using device manager and go into properties, better yet i would call tech support for your sound card first and then the speakers support next. peace.
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With a blue tooth dongle. which plugs into your usb port. you can pick them up quite cheap on eBay.
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1. Make sure you have a discrete sound card and/or amplified set of speakers. If not, you need to \n\npurchase an amplified set. \n\n2. Make sure your speakers are plugged in and turned on. \n\n3. Make sure the speakers are connected to the correct outputs on the audio adapter and not to \n\nthe microphone or line-in ports. \n\n4. Select Start/Programs/Accessories/Volume Control and move the Wave slider all the way up. \n\n5. Next, set the Volume Control slier a quarter of the way to the top. Now, make sure the Mute \n\nand Mute All check boxes are cleared. \n\n6. Open your Start/Settings/Control Panel/System/Hardware/Device Manager and make sure the name \n\nof your audio adapter is listed beside “Sound, video and game controllers.” If not, install your \n\naudio adapter’s driver from the installation CD. \n\n7. Open your audio adapter’s configuration utility and make sure the selected output matches the \n\nactual digital or analog connection to your speakers. \n\n8. Make sure your speakers are working properly. Plug them into an audio source, such as your CD \n\nplayer. If they don’t work, replace them.
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I usually go to http://www.soundcard-drivers.com or you can try http://www.driverguide.com
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Most monitors don't support sound. Your best bet is to spend $20 or so and buy some cheap powered speakers at Wal-Mart or the like.