Speaker help

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MilkMonster
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Speaker help

Post by MilkMonster »

A few days ago I reformated my hard drive (actually it was a "system restore") and I disconnected every thing that wasnt essintial to my PC and when I was finised i reconnected all of the stuff, but the speakers gave off a really loud buzzing sound and you can barely hear what you wanted to hear, just barely. whats wrong with my speakers and what should I do.

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Post by bicostp »

You did remember to turn up the Wave volume level in the volume control, right? Or is the speaker at a normal volume? (ie you can play your CD player over them with no problems with the sound)
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Post by MilkMonster »

Tried that, nothing. I hope I dont have to buy new speakers.
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Post by daguuy »

to see if the problem's the speakers or compy, test the speakers on something else and test other speakers (can use headphones if don't have any) on compy. maybe it's a bad connection?
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