I can't set up my speakers I plugged in everything but it still wont work

I went through the same thing when I bought a joystick to play pac man on my pc it was from radio shack and said it should work but it did not. sorry some things just wont work the way we want them to. the joy stick is only compatible to the ps program your speakers probably best to stay on the ipod anyhow

Try connecting the speakers to another computer, to see if they work at all.

Try connecting a different set of speakers to your computer, to see if your computer is creating sound (not "muted" ???).

Hi try looking over it again with the help of this https://www.download.p4c.philips.com/files/s/spa7300_79/spa7300_79_dfu_eng.pdf just make sure all connections are pushed in properly as those plugs have a tendency to not plug in all the way

The Altec Lansing A425 doesn't appear to have a fuse. Check for a circuit breaker on any surge protectors it might be plugged in to and make sure they haven't been tripped. Confirm that the power cord is firmly plugged in. Additionally, you could check the wall transformer with a multimeter to make sure it is providing the correct voltage needed by the speakers. Check the back of the subwoofer for a hidden power switch. If everything is plugged in and turned on, but you still don't have power, you will either need to open the device up and troubleshoot it or replace it.

Plug the speakers into your iPod. Any sound?
You may need to maximize the volume-control on the iPod *AND* on your speakers, but you should hear some sound, if the speakers are working.

Try a different set of speakers on your computer.

Make sure that you have not "muted" nor "minimized" the sound on your computer.

Make sure that the speakers are plugged-in to the "green" socket on your computer.

check the audio driver, install it again.

its the audio quality in windows settings. go to the cpanel and change the sound volume in windows sound settings

then change volume. it should work otherwise. there old speakers. try buying a new bose speaker or something.

CHECK THE DVD PLAYER SETUP AND THE RECIEVER SETUP,,IF YOUR USING RCA JACKS ,,THEY WANT WORK,,,OPTICAL CABLE OUT ,,I WOOD USE THAT ITS THE BEST

carefully plug back the minijack for the speaker at the out or spk,
normally the sound card has three ports 1. for MIC 2. LINE IN 3.OUT (SPK) - SPEAKER.
carefully plug the minijack for the speaker into the third one - OUT (SPK) - SPEAKER.
in pluging it in, first put on a media clip on the windows media player and carefully plug in the minijack for the speaker and surely you will hear sound.

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Try and plug your speakers into a friend's computer and check if they work. If they don't, then the speakers are fried, probably because of a voltage surge when the power went out. If they do work on your friend's computer then you most likely have a bad port on your computer because of the power surge.