Hello! I have installd the windows XP in my PC but some days later the yamaha sound-speakers didn't work. My PC cannot "se" the yamaga sound system. I am sorry that my "computer-language" is hopeless. With regards George

have you turned the volume off?

go to the control panel and check out your sound settings

Unfortunately the software will not work with Windows 7. However it will work if you install XP mode, but only inside the Virtual PC - XP Window, ie you will need to play your sound applications from the XP window. Don't forget to request the USB device from the dropdown menu. Shameful that Yamaha does not provide support.

The issue is with your PC, not the speakers. Check that you are connecting to the correct socket, usually green in colour.
Check the sound settings in Windows 7.
See here:
Personalizing Your Work Environment in Microsoft Windows 7

1) Right click the volume icon located in your bottom right hand corner of your screen.
2) Click "Sounds"
3) Highlight your default speaker device
4) Click "Configure"

From there, you should be able to select what kind of sound system you have installed on your laptop or PC (ie 5.1, 7.1 etc.)
Click "Apply" to save system changes.

If that doesn't correct the problem, check to see if your sound card is supported or is compatible with Windows 7

My keyboard yamaha psr2000,so I want parts silicone rubber keypad 61 and including electronic board,thank you.

i have installd xp and i dont have sund driver ....hp paviliondv5000 sund driver....

mati saja

chk if the sound drivers are correctly installd....also chk if u r able to get the sound frm headphones.....try connecting the speakers to different computer to chk functionality of the speakers....

Try asking the people at fix-ya, they are trying to help me right as we speak.

Some basic questions first: -Are you using the built-in sound card and are your speakers plugged into the green socket? -Did you plug your speakers into another computer to see if they work, if you didn?t how did you test them? -Have you checked the Sounds and audio devices in the control panel? Go to Start, Control Panel, and open Sounds and Audio Devices. Make sure the volume is up and the mute box IS NOT checked. If you?re using Windows XP Click on the Speaker Volume button and make sure the left and right speaker volumes are up. -What program are you trying to use to test the sound volume? Let us know if this solves your problem or if you need some more assistance.