Low sound in all speakers

if your sound is not working you can check that the plugs are in the computer correctly usally there are green and pink ends on computer speakers green indicating goes in the green slot and pink in the pink some people often gets confused and there are sometimes on new modles a blue slot that can look green in low light i would suggest checking they are plugged in correctly to the computer preferably in the back and not the front if the front option is avalible and check the appropriate drivers are installed on the computer to use the speakers

Have you connected to the correct port on your PC?

It sound like you have connected them correctly however unless they are multi-channel speakers you should only have to connect the green cable. Check to see if the volume control on your speakers/monitor and also OS are turned up and not on mute and also check to see that you have sound drivers installed for your sound device/card.

If there is no sound coming from your computer try these "simple" but common solutions first.

1. Make sure the power cord is plugged into an outlet and the speakers are turned on.
*Make sure your speakers are correctly connected to the computer.
*Make sure that the speaker cable is plugged into the speakers and the correct jack on the computer.
2. Make sure your computer has a sound card and that it is enabled and working properly:
To open Device Manger...
*Start
*Control Panel
*System and Maintenance
*Device Manager
*Expand the Sound, video and game controllers category.
If a sound card is listed, you have one installed.
*Check the status of the driver and update if necessary.
3. Make sure that the speaker volume is not muted or turned down too low.
To open Volume Control...
*Click the Start button ,
*Click Control Panel
*Click Hardware and Sound
*Under Audio Devices and Sound, click Adjust system volume.
*Under Main Volume, move the slider up or down to raise or lower the volume.
If you still have no sound after checking the solutions above, you more than likely have a bad sound card.

hi
I read your problem.
your problem is that you don't hear any sound from your speaker when you connect to your pc and you also say your setting are correct.
but again you check your setting in my way

1. Go to control panel
2. than go in your sound option
   
3. than check your speaker wire pin is connected properly if not than connect it properly
4. is your computer show your speaker are connected properly
5. than there is a option to test or check your speaker means it when you click your left speaker create sound than right
   
6. if you hear sound means it is correct or your hear only one side than check your volume option
7. if you don't hear any sound it means your speaker is dead.And also connect nearby computer shop.
   

Are the speakers battery-powered (with dead batteries?) or AC-powered (but not plugged-in) ?

Do the speakers work correctly when connected to some other desktop or laptop or iPod ?

try to see if the wave volume is on and maximum on the volume panel ( double click on vol icon on tray system (right low) ) ...also see if your speakers are plugged into the proper place ...and are not in the auxiliary out or something like this ...they should be plugged into the green middle out ...if they are simple stereo 3,2 jack ...so ..if the problem its still on ..its probably the sound card...(actually the pre-amplifier on it ..)

You are getting low volume because there is no amplifier in those speakers. Computer speaker sets are powered -- there is an amp in one of them them which drives both speakers -- a computer audio output without an amplifier will only satisfactorily drive headphones.

There are several reasons why there is no sound coming from the rear speakers.

• Improper connection of the signal cable is a possible reason why there is no sound coming from the rear speakers.

Green connector is for the front left and right channel. Black connector is for the rear left and right channel. Orange connector is for the LFE (Low Frequency Effects) subwoofer and the center channel.

The connectors for the Logitech products are color coded as explained. The connectors on the sound card may not be color coded or a different color coding maybe used depending on the manufacturer of the sound card. Check the manual for the sound card to make sure the correct connector is connected from the Logitech speaker to the sound card.

• After verifying that the connections are made correctly, the sound card needs to be checked to make sure it is setup correctly. There are many sound card manufacturers so we cannot possibly cover every make and model. We recommend contacting the manufacturer of the sound card to make sure the sound card is setup correctly for use with analog 5.1 speaker systems.
  

• When a software DVD player is being used to watch a DVD, the audio output needs to be set to surround sound mode. Please refer to the user manual for the software DVD player to check the settings.

Many DVDs have more than 1 sound format available. Just as the sound card and the software DVD player, the DVD itself has to be set to the correct sound format.

• Finally you can test to see if the speakers are working correctly by plugging the front channel cable coming from the sound card to the rear channel connector on the subwoofer. If sound comes out of the rear speakers, then there is no problem with the speakers. The problem could be with the software DVD player, or the audio setting on the DVD.

THIS article can be used to test if your speakers are indeed working.

Hope that helps!

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Perhaps the speaker cons got damp this would effect the sound output try and plug in a speaker to one of the outputs and se if the sound is better.