How do you raise the volume? Mine is weak with it all the way up.

If it stays distorted eith the speaker or the amplifier is at fault. If it only does it when adjusting the volume, it is probably the vol control at fault.

Hi

Normally there are keys on the keyboard mine is on the bottom right of the keyboard showing a up key and a down key use the Fn key as well as the up volume key and that should take the volume higher

if that dont work go into control panel sound and audio and raise the level in there

sounds like you have it lower on the master volume

Try this... Tools.....Settings...Volume...press it ..now you will see ...Master ...Navigation.....Media make sure the Master is higher in percentage I have mine at 100% and keep my Media at 70% Navigation 100%

I started having the exact same problem with mine today and am hoping someone has an answer!

Thanks.

look for the "FN" key. Then look for what looks like a speaker in blue. Mine is in the top right corner of keyboard. press FN and speaker at same time. One makes volume go up. another makes it go down. A third mutes sound.

simple raise the volume on the phone the blue tooth is paired and will go up automaticly

The Dell has a "Fn" key. The "Fn" used with other keys control special features. I have a Dell keyboard here, on it holding the "Fn" and pressing "End" will alternately mute/unmute the speakers. "Fn" + "Page up" will raise volume, "Fn" + "Page down" will lower. You may have the volume muted, or turned all the way down.
The keyboard I have is from an 1100, your "Fn" key combinations may vary from mine.

Here's how I fixed mine with Win-VISTA:

1. Click START
2. Click CONTROL PANEL
3. (Switch to CLASSIC VIEW)
a. Click on SOUND
b. Click on PLAYBACK Tab
c. Click on SPEAKERS/HEADPHONES
d. Click on PROPERTIES
e. Click on CUSTOM Tab
i. Make sure PC SPK MUTE is NOT checked
f. Click on LEVELS Tab
i. Slide PC SPEAKER to 100%
ii. Don’t worry about the SPEAKER slider, it’s controlled by the keyboard buttons
g. Click on ENHANCEMENTS Tab
i. Make sure LOUDNESS EQUALIZATION is checked
h. Click OK
i. Click OK
4. Close CONTROL PANEL

Here's how I fixed mine with Win-VISTA:

1. Click START
2. Click CONTROL PANEL
3. (Switch to CLASSIC VIEW)
a. Click on SOUND
b. Click on PLAYBACK Tab
c. Click on SPEAKERS/HEADPHONES
d. Click on PROPERTIES
e. Click on CUSTOM Tab
i. Make sure PC SPK MUTE is NOT checked
f. Click on LEVELS Tab
i. Slide PC SPEAKER to 100%
ii. Don’t worry about the SPEAKER slider, it’s controlled by the keyboard buttons
g. Click on ENHANCEMENTS Tab
i. Make sure LOUDNESS EQUALIZATION is checked
h. Click OK
i. Click OK
4. Close CONTROL PANEL

Hello Ronaldlora
Happy Holidays

Hi, this is a particular problem for this speakers, and subwofer, it is a resistor inside the sub, you have to fix it in a repair shop, or ...sadly, change for another model of Creative Speakers, for example one good one is the 7800 Spk. good ones.
but like I say is a problem that creative labs is aware too.