Need more info! What is plugged in to! Your computer? Be sure it is plugged into the right place! The Green outlet on the computer is for sound out! Hope that helps!
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You should be using 2 audio jacks. Not one. Its normal if audio is cut from tv speaker when connection is made. Use a 2nd pair of speakers from your stereo if u want additional sound.
i Think your computer sound drivers are not installed properly. Post your computer model number iwill give the link where you can download the drivers for your system.
Your speakers are having some compatibility issues. I suggest you get in touch with the tech support for your receiver and with the tech support for the speakers to properly resolve this issue. Make sure you have the model numbers handy when you talk to them.
check your speaker, use a battery 1.5vdc tap it to speaker wire if the speaker is ok you can hear a click sound as the wire touches the battery + & - .
No one can find find a driver without a model number. you may try automated installation that device manager of your os offers, but you relly need to provide some model number for more hlep.
Check the audio setting to make sure the internal speakers aren't turned off. Check to see if it's set to use external speakers. If it is setup to run sound through an av receiver check all connections, make sure the receiver is on the correct input setting, and speaker wires.
I need more information. What mother board do you have, specific model please? Is the sound card intrgrated to the mother board or stands alone.
If alone who made it,and the specific model number?
The problem is most likely the amplifier circuit. It is probably over-heating and the speaker relay is turning off. it is not likely that it can be diagnosed properly on an online forum, since it takes some troubleshooting to be certain of it. Does this system have the amplifier built into the sub-woofer? If I had the model number I could probably give you much better advice, not all home theater systems have the exact same problems. Each different model of every brand have there own unique problems specific to that model number. There are some universal problems, but this is not one of those easy to figure out universal type of problems. I work at an authorized Samsung service center and have experience with repairing these type of systems, so if I were to get the model number I could offer you a better solution. But it is likely that it will need to be serviced to determain the exact problem. A couple of the Samsung home theater systems that have the amplifier in the sub-woofer must have the entire sub-woofer replaced because they do not offer the parts and service data needed to do a component level repair.
One way to determain if the sub-woofer has the amplifier built into it is if all the speaker wires for the sattelite speakers all connect to the sub-woofer.
Sometimes a bad speaker can cause the amp to get hot and shut down, you can check these very easy yourself.
First, while the system is turned off, disconnect one speaker. Any speaker is OK to start with. After one speaker is disconnected, turn on the system and play it at medium volume. If the system stays playing and doesn't turn off the speakers as it did before, the speaker that is disconnected is probably bad. Take it to a service center and get it checked to be certain. Most service centers will do this for free as a courtesy to their customers, it only takes a minute to check.
If the system turns off as it did with all speakers connected, you then need to reconnect that speaker and disconnect one of the other speakers and go thru the proccess again. Make sure to do all of the speaker connecting and disconnecting while the system is turned off.
If you end up disconnecting all the speakers one at a time and the system still shuts off, it could be that the sub-woofer speaker is bad or the amplifier is bad.
If you can give me the model number of your system, it would help.
Hi, what you probably need to look for is driver for your sound card which is built-in into your motherboard. Try to get the model no. of your mb and proceed to their website to download appropriate drivers. Drivers are OS specific. If your sound card in a plug-in PCI card, then you would have to check the chipset number or the sound card model no. to get the right driver. Hope this helps.
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