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What should I do if my headphones work but my speakers do not?

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On Windows, find your sound settings and select "playback devices", then make sure that your computer speakers are enabled.

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What do I do if only one speaker is working?

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Your digital audio cable is loose, try to tilt it gently, bend it or push it in more.

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How can you replace internal speakers inside a laptop?

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If you wanted to get rid of the internal speakers, you'd have to do some DIY, which would involve working some components. That's not exactly the easiest thing to do on a laptop, but if you simply connected speakers externally (into a speaker port that should be on the left or right side of the laptop), the external speakers will override the internal speakers.

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Why did my speaker stop working after updates were downloaded?

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Check that their drivers are installed properly. If they're not, try to install them correctly. That should fix the issue.

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This is a problem with my speaker wire. Every time I move it, it stops making noise. I tried to find the wire problem and used heat-shrink tubing to cover it. It still does not work. What can I do?

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Take it to your nearest hardware store, or you can open it and fix the damaged wire, if you know how.

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What if the power is not being supplied to the speakers?

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Take some batteries. You will need to glue the batteries to the inside of the speaker. This will cause the speaker to take power off of the battery.

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How do I adjust the bass on my computer speakers?

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Open control panel, search for "Sound." Find your speakers' name, then right click it. Click "properties" and adjust your bass from one of the tabs in there.

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