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I think i burnt out my sound card, i tried to hook up some desktop speakers and when i plugged them in it made a eerrrrr sound, and now my volume controle is gon and it wont stop making the sound unless i plugg in the speaker that messed it up., just wondering if i can fix it myself or if i have to take it in somewhere.
This could just be a simple driver glitch. Open the device manager, uninstall the sound drivers, then reboot. The machine will find the sound card and reinstall the drivers automatically. Then you may need to readjust the sound settings. If this doesn't work, then then sound card is gone. On these models, the sound card is built into the motherboard. It can be changed, but takes a fairly high amount of technical skill and knowledge. Having the card changed on the C610 can be more expensive than replacing the motherboard. This being an older unit, you can find motherboards on Ebay at a fairly cheap price. Try the driver reload first, and let me know.
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Plug in the stereo jack from your speakers into the sound card audio out . Assuming you have a stereo jack on your speakers, other wise you might need to buy a stereo jack with cabling which you will need to hook up to your speakers,
make sure the power coder is pulled before you do any thing. also borrow a pair of speakers that are known to work
yes there is a way to replace the sound cards.but i don't think they deteriorate.it sounds like three things can be wrong. one your speakers.your speakers could be at fault .two your cd drive.try a a pair of speaker that are know to work.with the original drive.
if you can and aren't afraid of opening up your case wich you got to do to replace anything.borrow a compatible cd drive frome someone that knows that it works fine also borrow a pair of speakers that are known to work and take the cords that are hook up to your and cd drive and hook them up to the borrowed drive. you can let it dangle there instead of putting it in the tower . turn on your computer and wait about 5 min and then try the cd.if the sound is good problem solved..
the last problem could be that your sound card is bad or a driver is not installed
Your speakers may be "plug and play" but it seems the sound card is not. You will need to note the sound card make and model and download and install the driver from the manufacturer's web site.
i believe you have something connected wrg since your pc only requires one jack from sound card. to you subwoofer then its seperated to he others. read the book on *********** board to see if you can change your options on the sound configuration.
I don't know of any interface that goes from speaker wires to USB. I think that we should go another way. You know soundblaster has many cards that will let you hook those speakers right up and its a very easy installation. I myself have Bose speakers hooked up to my soundblaster card and its wonderful. You can peruse the soundblaster cards here. Its really easy to do and it will allow you to have great sound that you can configure for very high quality stereo.
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