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You need to install a sound driver in order to make the speakers work. if you don't know how to find the driver,please explain your laptop model with more detail and i'll get it for you
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check you settings . make sure you volums are up for each speaker, and see if you delay speaker settings are messed up , if that dont work switch speakers aroun see if its the speaker , if that dont work set system to defalt
it sounds like the headphones shorted out the usb on your system, you might try some speakers that are not usb and see what you come up with,,,also check and make sur your sound isnt muted on the master control for the volume
Try and twist the jack which is connected to your PC, the solder inside could have snapped. If it has a diferent pwer source for the sound system, then power on, hold the jack and short the ends with your fingertips. If the speakers dont respond then its not getting any power, which could be simple loose connection too. Test both and then decide. If you dont have the correct driver then download from: http://www.new-drivers.com/files/speakers/Logitech/?gclid=CM_a2oOjtpkCFcQtpAod6hp-5Q........sodeep
Hi,
It is simple power speaker unit and does not need any software to work.
Please check connections of speakers, hook its line wire in line-out of of PC and make sure PC have correct sound drivers installed.
try a light, clean coating of solder on the ends of the wire strands after you strip them to make the ends like a solid wire. this will give the wire jacks something to bite into. without further info I would only guess that the tension is weak on the spring loaded buttons or speaker jacks
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