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Logitech X-540 limited sound

I just got Logitech X-540 speakers for my computer. I only have the two front speakers hooked up. I can only get sound when listening to iTunes or if I'm on Windows Media Player or any other player. I do no get sound in games, on the internet, or just regular windows sounds.

- I have Windows XP
- Asus A8N-SLI Realtek ALC850 On-Board Sound

I have got the most up to date Realtek drivers. I have set my windows sound settings to 5.1 surround sound. Also when I open up the Realtek Sound Manager it recognizes my speakers as rear speakers when they are hooked up to be front.

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Why dont you have them all hooked up? I have the same speakers but I the model that only has 2 speakers. Try pluging your audio cable in the front where you would plug head phones in. Assuming that this is a desktop.

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