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Dell 5650 Computer Speakers Questions & Answers
Suggest you abandon the mini-phone jack connection - sounds like a wire is broken in that connector. Use the RCA stereo outputs from your TV into the Dell surround system. You may need a couple of adapter cables to make that work. Take photos of the connectors on the back of your TV and on the back of the Dell Surround system. Take those to an electronics store like Best Buy and ask for help there to get the cables you need (telling them that the mini-phone (headphone) plug is giving you trouble.
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on Apr 22, 2017
WTF are you talking about?! How about giving specifcs such as make and model so someone can possibly help?
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on Mar 23, 2017
What you need is a splitter and not an adapter. Forget the colors yellow, green, black. They are not relevant. The business end of those colors occur inside the box. Dell manufactured these "bass ackwards". You need a 3-way headphone splitter and that will solve your problem. I bought a RadioShack Headphone Splitter Cable model 42-2458. Hope this helps. Just plug into headphone outlet
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on Oct 09, 2016
i cant be certain as ive not seen your plugin configuations, but more than likely you will have to purchase a 5.1 surround sound card.
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on Oct 09, 2016
I am having the same problem with mine. Tried re-installing the sound drivers but that didn't make a difference. Took out all the screws in back to see if there was a loose wire, but couldn't get the center speaker apart....
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on Aug 23, 2015
Self powered speakers are configured to get their voltage from a source outside the PC, so you'll need to replace the central unit that provides the power or replace the speaker system. As for a replacement you can Google the Brand Name and model of the speaker and you may find a source for a replacement that way.
Good luck.
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on Aug 07, 2015
The laptop has one RT/Left mini port on the side or up front. You may require and adapter to a larger stereo plug if the Mini Adapter is too small for the speaker line input. If you have Two wires to the speakers and no Mini-Plug, you need Converter from Mini Plug to Right and Left Ports. Best you take it with you to RadioShack and they will match up the adapter you need then and teher.
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on Jan 21, 2014
MY DELL MODEL 5650 SPEAKER SMALL IC HAS BEEN DAMAGE KINDLY SEND THE IC NUMBER
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on Sep 29, 2013
There have been many new things that have been introduced when Google bought Youtube, and I believe that one of them is that it resets the computers speaker volume all they way up, the best I can currently suggest is that you leave the computer volume up and turn the physical speaker volume down, and it should be fine.
Hope this has helped,
Ryan Frame
Creative Energy Associates Technical Center
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on Sep 24, 2013
>Try to uninstall and reinstall your Audio drivers
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on Sep 24, 2013
I had the exact same problem and could not for the life of me figure it out. I literally just figured it out now, over two years later. If you plug your speakers into your computer using each separate plug (black, green, and yellow), use the adapter that should have come with the speakers set. I'm sure if you've had it long enough you may have lost it by now but luckily my pack-rat ways saved the day for me. Use the adapter so that you only need to plug into the green input and they work perfectly now. If that doesn't solve your problem... well I guess you're outta luck with me.
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on Dec 15, 2012
sounds like they are picking up interference. make sure they are grounded well.
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on Aug 19, 2012
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