Fuzzz on speakers, no computer sounds

I guess you have tried switching the speaks left to right to check its the speaker rather than the output to the speaker?

If you have it might be worth (If you are able to) opening up the speaker unit to check the wires are still attached and solid, maybe need a little re-solder is needed as the wires are usually very thin.

Check your computers volume mixer for a slide bar (balance) and set it to the middle.

If you have an extra headset around, plug it into the same place the speakers are plugged into, if it works, your speakers are bad (or check to make sure the power light is on on them and that their volume knob is turned up).
If you still do not get sound, click on your little volume/speaker icon by your clock, then click 'mixer' at the bottom of it (Windows 7 hopefully?). Make sure the different volume controls are turned up because sometimes one low one will affect the entire system.
(If Windows XP, right-click the speaker, then 'Open Volume Control'. Adjust until you hear sound.)

You may have a microphone plugged in - remove it and test. If that is the problem, then you need to reduce your mic level. Also, I have relocated my mic farther from my speakers - with great success.

One of the speakers or more than one maybe next to something is giving the speaker feedback. Try placing the speakers farther apart. A cell phone, office phone, or even a laptop could be giving feedback to the speakers. Tring moving the speakers father apart and at different locations. If that does not work you may possibly have the speakers plugged into the the wrong output outlet. Check the wiring connections to make sure they plugged in properly as well.

if they are plugged in the right place, check your computer sound setting or driver.

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the first thing to establish whether its the speakers would be to try them on a different computer. If there is some sound, that means its getting some feedback. Maybe you could go to sound manager in your control panel, or on the volume menu that you can access by clicking the volume icon on your desktop taskbar, you know, by the time and stuff. Once there, adjust the balance by moving the slider all the way to either side to see if its unbalanced. You might also wanna adjust the sound scheme from mono to stereo or dolby digital which would be in the same menu/ window. Does the right speaker thats plugged into the tower have a balance (R)ight and (L)eft? you might also want to adjust that to either side. If that is not helping, maybe there is a hardware issue with the left speaker, maybe a short, or a problem with the wire and you might have to replace that speaker if you do not know how to fix speakers. Tell me how everything works out.

Are they new speakers?
Did you try attaching any other audio source to them to check for sound (like a little radio).
Did you connect them to the right plug on the computer? (should be the green socket).
Speakers don't normally have their own drivers.
And what you need for the computer are the drivers for the sound card.
So we need to know what kind of sound card it is, to be able to point you to the correct place to get them from. There is no "universal" sound driver.

When you look at device manager on the computer, do it show your sound card?

possible problem is your speaker is defective. replace it. second the software driver is not installed. please install it. another maybe you plug the connector to a microphone socket. place it in a correct socket. maybe you have muted the speaker function on your taskbar.

sounds like interferance try moving the speakers around maybe away from the monitor and try turning off any thing elec around your pc to find out maybe what is causing this