New speakers won't work with my computer

you shouldnt have to worry about a speaker jack for it. it should work anywhere and a simple usa to uk power adapter will work for you it just changes the plug type and up or downs the voltage (i cant recall if uk is higher or lower then the u.s)

Hi,

It seems that the varistor have bad contact. You can try to open the sub/speaker and clean the dust inside, maybe helps. Other possibility you find the varistor and change it, but it required a little bit material and time.

Make sure the power supply is plugged in and getting current. The speaker plug on most computers is usually green.

most new jbl speakers are digital. not many computers come with integrated or add on pci digital sounds devices. most all sound devices run on anolog. you might want to look into that first.if thats the case then purchase a digital sound card and be sure to run the drivers cd.

unplug the power from the speakers, reseat the all the connections for the satellite speakers, ensure the power switch on both the subwoofer and the Right Front Speaker are in the ON position.

If that doesn't resolve the issue, then you are most likely going to need to replace the speakers, as the fuse is the only serviceable componet.

Try this Double click on the volume control icon in the system tray.Click on "options"--"Properties".Select Line-in and Mic.Mute them. I hope this solves your problem.

ADJUST THE SPEAKER SETTINGS WITH SOUND SETTINGS

It is possible, but you may run into a problem with the amplification to be able to hear the speaker. Without knowing exactly what your setup is the best I can say is to attempt to hook them up to your headphone jack and see how well they work. If you don't hear anything, you need an amplifier. If you hear a distorted sound, but volume is not an issue, use the line out jack and see if it is any better.

It should be having onboard sound card, check from Bio's setup whether the Audio is ON. also check in control panel sound and media devices and check the volume maybe it's very very low or on mute. Also try with other speakers

If you have another computer or a friend, test them on his/her computer. Try this, as its fixed such a problem for me in the past. Start>All Programs>Accessories>Entertainment>Volume Control Then check the ticked/unticked boxes