i cant hear any thing on my computer all the wires are connected what else could it be?
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plug into correct sockets speaker wire into speaker outlet and mike visa verse
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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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After checking the plug on the back of your pc and making sure the speakers are connected properly do the following:\n\nRight click "my computer" click properties, go to the hardware tab and click "device manager"\n\nUnder the heading "sound, video, and game controllers" do you see any yellow bangs or errors?  If you don't then your sound device is fine and you should check your sound settings in the control panel.  Something may be muted or turned too low.\n\nIf there are errors then it means the sound driver is corrupted or needs to be replaced.  You need an updated driver.  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your pc or motherboard and look in support for a sound driver.  Sound drivers usually come in an installable package that makes it easy to install.\n\nIf you still have problems you could have a damaged and corrupted file, sound card, or some type of incompatibility issue.  At that point post another question with more details about your machine and we'll see if we can help you some more. :)
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You should be able to look up sound driver in a search engine and download a new driver if that dosent work then you might have to go and get a new sound card
685349
You probably have windows update turned on. There is a bad audio driver upgrade out there. Roll back your driver to previous, then go to manual windows update, find the update and exclude it.
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Possible Things To Check:\nGo To Sub-Menu CONTROL PANELS - SOUNDS AND AUDIO DEVICES\n It is possible that one of the MUTE check boxes may be\nchecked. Uncheck the boxes if checked.\n On many computers there are two holes next to each other   for SOUND plug-in and MICROPHONE plug-in. You may have this mixed up, check this.\n Check for updated drivers by doing the following...\nGo to "START" Sub-Menu and access Application "RUN". Type in "compmgmt.msc" and hit "OK" button. In this application go to "device manager" and double check the "sound" sub-menu for a yellow triangle symbol. If you see one, you need to update the driver, this will sound the problem.\n\nThis is what I recommend :)
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Is the noise still there you may have something running in the back ground. Shut down and reboot. If noise is still there call tech support.
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Check if your sound card/chip driver is enabled.\n\nNext check if your speaker volume control is set to mute/set to 0 in the control panel under sound, speakers.\n\nIf all else fails send in for servicing.
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It's most likly the sound card drivers...Have her go to the manufactures site who made the computer and look for download drivers /software
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It sounds like it may be your speakers that are the problem   if you have them up really loud and/or the treble/bass is really high turn that down   also if you have a mic pluged into your PC unplug it or mute it   also make sure the cable going from your PC to your speakers doesn't have any breaks in the wires anywhere   if possible get new speakers    also sometimes things around your speakers will rattle and shake when they're on making a staticy scratchy sound sometimes
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have you checked that the sound isn't on mute on the conputer? it could just be that you need different speakers
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Take your sound card out and make sure your computer still works. Then try putting it back in.
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very simple. restart the PC after switiching on the speakers.\n\nif not working . try installing drivers
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it sounds like a broken wire.  i assume this speaker is on your computer.  in that case, if it's only one of them it could be the wiring, or the sound card output, but i'd put my money on the wire.  check that it has not been bent real hard and creased, or yanked apart just inside the speaker casing, that's typical
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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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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
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Try upgrading your audio card drivers. If that doesn't help, get a new sound card.