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  1. Jul 16th, 2003, 02:28 PM #1
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    Sound/Speaker Problems

    Yesterday, I realized that my left speaker isn't working. I fiddled around with the wires, but couldn't get it working.

    A few minutes ago, I started playing some music, and now it works, but the right one doesn't.

    Any ideas what's causing this?
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    Balance in Windows Volume Control?
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    Originally posted by Admiral Michael
    Balance in Windows Volume Control?
    Only if you have changed those settings urself or by some other app.

    Even after it doesn't work I would try to reinstall sound card drivers.

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    Everything's fine in the sound settings. I've already checked that.

    I tried plugging in some headphones instead of the speakers, and sound comes out both sides...so I'm going to have to assume it's the speakers themselves that are messed up.
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    Have u got a sub woofer and satellites. If that's the case then check satellites first and the subwoffer channel connections.

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    I have two little speakers. Nothing special. Just bought them a few months ago.
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    In that case u might want to check those speakers then.

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    Connect both speakers on something else eg a discman or a radio. If you have the same problem, the speaker cable, or the connector might be broke. If the speakers do work, it is weird.
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