Only 1 of 2 speakers plays

[Guest]

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Hello! Just last night both of my speakers were working fine. Now, only one of the two speakers plays. I have already checked the wires, control panel --> audio, and pretty much everything I can think of, and I'm still puzzled. Whats even stranger is that the main speaker (one that is in charge of adjusting the volume) is the one that does not play, yet when I adjust the volume, the other speaker (the one that works) follows the command. I'm truely puzzled and need help.

Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

 

[Guest]

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Silly suggestion, but anyway: did you plug the speakers connector till the
end?
If your CDROM drive has an audio jack, you can check the speakers plugging
them in it or in any other audio device such as a walkman or MP3 player. If
you have the headphones you can check the computer, indeed.

 

[Maximus]

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is the balance even in volume controls?
"Femme_Fatale" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
newsCF8FF99-4B1B-4622-9F3E-D187AD92B663@microsoft.com...
> Hello! Just last night both of my speakers were working fine. Now, only
one of the two speakers plays. I have already checked the wires, control
panel --> audio, and pretty much everything I can think of, and I'm still
puzzled. Whats even stranger is that the main speaker (one that is in
charge of adjusting the volume) is the one that does not play, yet when I
adjust the volume, the other speaker (the one that works) follows the
command. I'm truely puzzled and need help.
>
> Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

 

[Guest]

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Yes the balance is even

 

[Maximus]

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hmm.....try this - with something playing try to insert and kinda twiddle
the connector to the pc. i think it happened to me once. it was the
connector that was kinda screwy and i had to adjust it as it. see if that
works....maybe that might not be the problem at all. if i think of anything
else, i will post it.
"Femme_Fatale" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0B9C19F9-EE4F-4238-B95A-2154D6BE6564@microsoft.com...
> Yes the balance is even

 

[Guest]

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Did you check the wire leading to the speaker that wasn't
working?

>-----Original Message-----
>hmm.....try this - with something playing try to insert
and kinda twiddle
>the connector to the pc. i think it happened to me once.
it was the
>connector that was kinda screwy and i had to adjust it
as it. see if that
>works....maybe that might not be the problem at all. if
i think of anything
>else, i will post it.
>"Femme_Fatale" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in message
>news:0B9C19F9-EE4F-4238-B95A-
2154D6BE6564@microsoft.com...
>> Yes the balance is even
>
>
>.
>

 

[Guest]

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Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately it doesn't work :/
----- Maximus wrote: -----

hmm.....try this - with something playing try to insert and kinda twiddle
the connector to the pc. i think it happened to me once. it was the
connector that was kinda screwy and i had to adjust it as it. see if that
works....maybe that might not be the problem at all. if i think of anything
else, i will post it.
"Femme_Fatale" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0B9C19F9-EE4F-4238-B95A-2154D6BE6564@microsoft.com...
> Yes the balance is even

 

[Guest]

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Yep, as far as I can tell, everythings plugged fully and properly.

----- Jetro wrote: -----

Silly suggestion, but anyway: did you plug the speakers connector till the
end?
If your CDROM drive has an audio jack, you can check the speakers plugging
them in it or in any other audio device such as a walkman or MP3 player. If
you have the headphones you can check the computer, indeed.

 

[Guest]

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Yes. Everythings connected fully and properly. :/ AAH! its just so frustrating!

----- anonymouse wrote: -----

Did you check the wire leading to the speaker that wasn't
working?

>-----Original Message-----
>hmm.....try this - with something playing try to insert
and kinda twiddle
>the connector to the pc. i think it happened to me once.
it was the
>connector that was kinda screwy and i had to adjust it
as it. see if that
>works....maybe that might not be the problem at all. if
i think of anything
>else, i will post it.
>"Femme_Fatale" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in message
>news:0B9C19F9-EE4F-4238-B95A-
2154D6BE6564@microsoft.com...
>> Yes the balance is even
>>>.
>