posted by lockteeno on Jun 20, 2008
Every time I turn on my computer there is a 1/10 chance the there wil be sound, so i keep restarting and it takes ages before they work. Why is it doing this? When they do work there perfectly fine.
Comment by lockteeno, posted on Jul 20, 2008
Thanks but no thanks. I had fixed the problem days after posting. The problem was that one of the sound cables were 'loose?' I thumbled around and and the wire needed fixing up. Very easy to fix but thanks any way.
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posted on Jul 20, 2008
What type computer? Vista or XP? I take it you have X-530 speakers?
Go to control panel,and check device manager to see if you have any problems. If not, click on Hardware and Sound, then on Sound, and you will see the "Playback" tab. Highlight "speakers" by clicking on it, then click on "configure" to see how your laptop speakers are configured. If you have a laptop, your internal laptop speakers should be turned off. Configure them for your external speakers and test the sound there. If you need to use your laptop speakers (say you take your laptop somewhere without your external speakers) you will need to reconfigure your sound to the laptop speakers. Let me know if you have further problems--you may need to update your sound driver.
Have you done maintenance on your computer, such as getting rid of unnecessary files and defragmenting the hard drive? If not, go to "applications" in your program files to do so.
Go to control panel,and check device manager to see if you have any problems. If not, click on Hardware and Sound, then on Sound, and you will see the "Playback" tab. Highlight "speakers" by clicking on it, then click on "configure" to see how your laptop speakers are configured. If you have a laptop, your internal laptop speakers should be turned off. Configure them for your external speakers and test the sound there. If you need to use your laptop speakers (say you take your laptop somewhere without your external speakers) you will need to reconfigure your sound to the laptop speakers. Let me know if you have further problems--you may need to update your sound driver.
Have you done maintenance on your computer, such as getting rid of unnecessary files and defragmenting the hard drive? If not, go to "applications" in your program files to do so.
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