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These speakers probably don't have built-in amplifiers. Check the outputs from your computer to see if they should drive speakers directly or if it is a 'line' output that requires external amplification.
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You dont need drivers for your speakers, you need drivers for your sound card. This is probably built into the motherboard. Download your drivers from your computer manufacturers support/download page
So u are using this lcd monitor with ur pc? been trying to look it around and i really dont think this one have built in speakers, u need to plug ur speakers to ur pc, not to ur monitor.
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
you sound computer savy if you built your first computer. if you take a sound card pci and install it see if your speakers work ..most of time we assume because its new everyhing works. test and varify first. ...if you did not build your own computer return to store so you dont void your warrentee.
They are built into the monitor, however there is a cable that needs to be connected from the speaker socket of your sound card (normally colour coded green) to the audio in on the back of your monitor. If this is done already, you need to check your volume settings on both your PC and on the monitor (remembering to check for any "Mute" settings)
Sample testing is usually a firmware built into the monitor amplifier
ie the monitor is testing itself.
you problem possibly lies with the computer sound system.
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Is it an 'On-board' sound card or separate PCI card.
You can determine this by looking at the back of the computer- if all the connectors - sound- PS2 and USB are in the same panel - then it is an on-board system.
If the sound is separate in one of the card position then it is a PCI card.
The possibility is the sound system needs setting up- check your computer paperwork/manual and utilities disk for Audio drivers.
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