I have a set of s150 speakers that i'm trying to connect to a pc with windows 10. The computer does not detect them.

You could try ebay. Here is the whole set for 200.
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or $20 about you can buy a box of said power supplies. And maybe repost the rest for $20?
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Maybe, It doesn't work because of the driver you installed. It is for other versions/kind of operating system. Before you install any program in a windows 7 Operating System Computer, Use "troubleshoot compatibility". Right Click the Icon of your program installer first then choose "troubleshoot compatiblity". It will allow you to choose on what type operating system your program will run. Just reply back if it still doesn't work.

Hello,

The Sansa Fuze information support is on next site:
http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3249/

Sansa Fuze can connect in either MTP or MSC mode.
MTP is Media Transfer Protocol when a software program like Windows
Media Player 10 or higher is installed.
MSC is Mass Storage Class when the player is detected as an external flash drive in "My Computer".

The connection mode can be set to one of the following USB modes:
auto detect:
the player will connect in MTP or MSC mode. It depends on the drivers that are installed for the USB ports for the operating system and extra media software, if the data on the player can be detected. In auto detect
mode, MTP mode detection is only possible when having Windows Media Player 10 or higher installed.
mtp:
detection on operating system Windows XP SP2 or higher, in Windows Media Player 10 or higher.
msc:
detection on operating system Windows in the explorer in "My Computer" and on MAC operating system.

Look in the manual on page 35 = page 38 in the pdf file, how to switch the USB mode under System Settings in the player:
http://mp3support.sandisk.com/sansa/UserManual/FUZE/fuze_userguide_en.pdf

* It seems either the sound driver has become corrupt or you have mistakenly installed any other sound driver!

Try these steps :

1. Goto Start -> Control Panel.

2. Sounds -> Playback.

3. You will see 'Speakers' in the list of devices.

4. Is there any 'Tick Mark' symbol and 'Working' message ?

5. If Yes, then the sound driver is OK. Check the other settings like, Levels, Enhancements, And Advanced options by selecting the 'Speaker Properties'.

6. After configuring, apply settings and close the window.

7. Restart your system and now check sound!

8. If the above don't works, reinstall your sound driver!

9. Try to check your speakers on another PC!

10. If speakers not working, then problem is in speakers not the driver!

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Try installing a program called adware, its free and can remove any spyware you may be getting. Try that and then see how it goes, you shouldn't have to run a recovery just for a bit of spyware.

Sounds like you have missed the wire which connects them to your pc (or to each other)

Then please change it to the matching probes of the back...

Thanking you...

Yes please buy a new adjusting Probe to your back or output of speakers...

Thanking you...

restart your computer and let the system automatically detect your installed hardware. when it will detected set again the setting of sound and audio devices which founs in control panel into advanced audio properties. it will not work thus contact the online help which found at the box of the product.