1. No sound. Generally, if nothing happens, and you have no sound at all, it's usually an easy solution. The first thing to check is the socket you have plugged in the speakers. About a sound card there is usually a number of sockets for microphones or line out, etc. Check that the speakers are plugged in output speaker or earphone. This may seem obvious, but if the speakers are powered, you plugged them in piles or installed?
2. The sound is very quiet. If you have any sound, but it is very quiet there could be a number of solutions. Sound system powered computer has a volume control. Make sure this is not just turned down low, set it at a higher level and check your sound again. If the volume level is fairly high, then the problem is probably with the master volume control on your computer. This is not a physical button and you need to find it in your operating system. You can access this in Windows by going into your control panel and find the sound control section, the main volume and balance controls can be set from here. If this also fails, then you need to make sure you have all the correct drivers for your sound card.
3. There is nothing in my computer to turn the speakers on. Contrary to popular belief, not all computers are able to create sounds by default. You need a sound card, these are often built into the motherboard of the computer, but a separate, often give a much better sound and more possibilities. You can not just connect speakers to a computer, the computer output is often just a headphone socket and must be amplified.
4. The sound quality is horrible. There can be many causes for poor sound quality, but the main problem is usually lack of a compatible driver. Update the sound card drivers from the manufacturer's website. If you use a surround sound system you may have connected the speakers into the wrong socket, this will cause a dull sound system and speakers or cancel out the noise may sound like it is coming from the wrong side.
5. My speakers are crackly wireless. Wireless speakers are a great invention and can arrange a number of cables, but they come with problems. If the speakers are out of range or obstructed the transmitter appears crackly sound and whistle. Although the sound quality is generally good, wireless speakers do not usually have a range as good as wired speakers, especially if they are a discount model.
6. The speakers make a strange noise when at higher volumes. The speakers may not be powerful enough to use. You need to make sure you buy a computer speaker system that will be loud enough for you, the bass response is important when playing. You want to feel the vibration of the room. Check the batteries or power supply to the amplifier and check for holes in the speaker. If you can see the role of the speaker section to check for damage, if it is torn or has holes, the sound is dull, will not have the high and low frequencies will sound distorted.
Computer sound systems are usually tough, but you may run into problems occasionally. It could be a number of things.
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