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My computer can't detect my speakers
Okay, I am currently using XP and I can't get my speakers to work. They are
plugged in, have power, but the computer can't detect them. I don't have the install discs for either my sound card or speakers. What can I do besides get new speakers or a new sound card? |
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My computer can't detect my speakers
Well, First of all this is a VISTA hardware group Not an XP Group. Second
your speakers arent going to work without your soundcard working. Third, go to the manufacturer's website who made your soundcard and you should be able to download the install software for your soundcard. Install the software and you should be OK Hank "mattias" wrote in message news Okay, I am currently using XP and I can't get my speakers to work. They are plugged in, have power, but the computer can't detect them. I don't have the install discs for either my sound card or speakers. What can I do besides get new speakers or a new sound card? |
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My computer can't detect my speakers
What sound card are you using? You need to download and install the drivers
for the sound card and they should work no problem. -- Dustin Harper http://www.vistarip.com | Vista Resource & Information Page "mattias" wrote in message news Okay, I am currently using XP and I can't get my speakers to work. They are plugged in, have power, but the computer can't detect them. I don't have the install discs for either my sound card or speakers. What can I do besides get new speakers or a new sound card? |
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My computer can't detect my speakers
what if u dont know the company that manufactured your soundcard. i dont even know what a soundcard is, cant u just plug in teh speakers and tehy work???? my speakers are perfectly plugged in, and when i go to sound and audio devices i cant change anything everything i can change is grey and i cant click them, so im guessing my computer cant read my speakers, how can i fix this without a soundcard or a new speaker system -- terribletowel5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ terribletowel5's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/members/108467.htm View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/vista-har...ces/926899.htm http://forums.techarena.in |
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My computer can't detect my speakers
Your computer will see the speakers IF you have the requisite drivers
installed for the sound card. If you are not comfortable handling this yourself, take the computer to a local PC repair person and ask him/her to sort it out for you. Make sure to bring your speakers in with the computer. -- Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience "terribletowel5" wrote in message ... what if u dont know the company that manufactured your soundcard. i dont even know what a soundcard is, cant u just plug in teh speakers and tehy work???? my speakers are perfectly plugged in, and when i go to sound and audio devices i cant change anything everything i can change is grey and i cant click them, so im guessing my computer cant read my speakers, how can i fix this without a soundcard or a new speaker system -- terribletowel5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ terribletowel5's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/members/108467.htm View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/vista-har...ces/926899.htm http://forums.techarena.in |