1. Make sure your speakers and power.
As I said in other articles, nothing can run without electricity. Make sure your speakers to an outlet and that the outlet works themselves.
2. Make sure the speakers in place.
Basic speakers, only one wire, but if you other than the bare minimum is going to be there two, three or even quarter to give And if you do not have the correct wires in thethe plugs not the work of your system. All that each system has the plug for the main speakers and it's pretty universal that it corresponds to green, and must go into the green bus. If it is not appropriate color, the speaker must Jack have a sort of symbol of a speaker or headphones radiant sound, or something similar. If you want something more than two-speaker system, for example 5-speaker surround sound system, you need to do morewith. The green is for the front left and right, but you will have two wires at the front center channel and rear left and right rear speakers meet. On my Logitech system are black and orange, respectively. Now there is another connection for a microphone that I have encountered as pink most of the time. Even without color, a symbol of a microphone next to his it.On a side note, most sound cards have three plugs, one for the MainSpeakers, one for the front center speaker and a microphone. A surround-sound computer, you will generally need a higher end sound card, the two supports that extra return. But do not worry if you have a good speaker set and do not have enough plugs for everything, the keynote speaker is still much work just to upgrade maps to the surround sound experience. Well, if all else fails and your cables and connectors are the wrong colors and there is noSymbols represent what is what, a simple trial and error will eventually work, put each wire in each connector, and one of them to later work.
3. Check the Windows volume is not muted or rejected.
I know I made a thousand times. Turned on some music, heard nothing, had a mini panic attack on my speakers are broken and then realize that the sound was muted. To begin, make sure your speakers are turned on itself. Many speakershave a button on them will light up when plugged in, you can also a volume knob that you turn to adjust the sound, make sure that this is not entirely down.Most applications, audio (for instance Windows Media Player or iTunes ) has a volume control somewhere in the interface. This may look like a slider or meter, which show a speaker with sound waves coming out, what they look like until now. Make sure it is set and the mute box (if any) isoff. Now, Windows has a master volume control, located next to the clock in the lower right corner of the screen. By double clicking the speaker icon, then the supervisors. Make sure they are all how hard you run. Now, if all else fails, just can try to get your system to play through the wrong device. If (in Vista) right click the volume, select "playback devices" from the list, open a window that can change theThe device.
Or, in XP you can right-click the volume and go "Pas Audio Properties" and then click the Audio tab.
Well, if you have more than one device in this screen, select one and click Default, and then try your sound, and then the other, click Default, and then try the sound. Click OK when you find one that works.
4. Make sure your sound card drive is installed and working.
Now this step is a bit complicated, but not very SunSound card drivers need to run them, so if there is no driver, then your sound card will not work. It sounds a driver CD that came with your computer with the right driver, so sure that CD and install or reinstall the driver. Failing that, most manufacturers are the driver for their products on their website, so if you are the manufacturer of the card you can just go to the site and meet are loading. Moreover, if you know the model number of your card youSometimes entrance, in Google or other search engines, and it will take you to a website where you take your driver. The model number of your card, you should look at the map and you take apart the computer to do it and I do not really recommend unless you know what you do.
Well, this should be the basic sound troubleshooting. This should do everything not related to what is a real problem, hope it helps!
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