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Dell desktop-no sound-headphones get sound


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jerry1967

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Can some one tell me why I can't get sound out of my speckers of my Dell desk top. I can connect a headphone into the computer and get sound.

Edited by jerry1967, 13 November 2009 - 02:43 PM.

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You connecting headphones into the speaker connection?
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You connecting headphones into the speaker connection?


NO I conneted headphones to the computer.
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OK so you are connecting the headphone connector on the front of the computer correct?


Check speaker connection to back of system
Check volume control in windows by doing the following:
Go to Start and The Run
Type in sndvol32.exe and press Enter
Make sure Master Volume is not muted and turned up
Check Cd Player volume is not muted and turned up
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jerry1967

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I check the master volume and the cd volume and they are on, what now?
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Speakers do work and you have tested them on another system to be sure?
Have you tried a different set of speakers?
Are the speakers powered or not?
Has the speakers ever worked on the system?
Are you plugging into the correct spot on the back of the system?
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they have worked before- so maybe they went bad. I thing I will buy some new ones and see if they work.
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they have worked before- so maybe they went bad. I think I will buy some new ones and see if they work.
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Have you tried them on another system to double check?
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No I didn't, I don't have another system to try them out on. Is there any other way to test if they are ok.

Edited by jerry1967, 14 November 2009 - 02:47 PM.

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You need to try a different system that there is no problem with speakers.
that will tell us if the speakers are working or not.
The other option is to plug the headphones into the speaker connection on the back of the system and see if you get sound. If oyu do then the headphones are probably bad.
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Great idea I am going to do that.
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Let me know. I will be back online in about 8 hours. Need some sleep.
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I finally got it. Some one turn off one of the plugs. Thanks for your time.
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turned off one of the volume controls?
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