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mr_lebowski

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6. Most obvious/easy thing is to plug headphones into the audio out jack ...

Reply to Dyedinthewoolliberal (Original post)

Mon Dec 28, 2020, 01:16 AM

Dec 2020

Typically on a PC it is colored green. Obviously have something playing like youtube or music or something. Sound comes through headphones obviously computer is not the issue.

Also possible ... if your phone has a headphone jack, plug the speakers into the phone and play something again like YT or music. Speakers make appropriate sound, speakers are not the problem.

What sort of computer/OS etc?

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Literally, the sound from my speakers just disappeared. [View all] Dyedinthewoolliberal Dec 2020 OP

Few things kill speakers LunaSea Dec 2020 #1

external Dyedinthewoolliberal Dec 2020 #8

got a back up speaker set or one you can borrow? I just ditched speakers that msongs Dec 2020 #2

Have another device you can plug them into? PoliticAverse Dec 2020 #3

Swap speakers with another computer Miguelito Loveless Dec 2020 #4

Jiggle any and all wires ucrdem Dec 2020 #5

Most obvious/easy thing is to plug headphones into the audio out jack ... mr_lebowski Dec 2020 #6

Desktop Dyedinthewoolliberal Dec 2020 #10

I would plug the speakers into something else before I go buying new ones ... mr_lebowski Dec 2020 #11

You know what's weird? Dyedinthewoolliberal Dec 2020 #12

This actually could be a problem then with either the front panel headphone jack mr_lebowski Dec 2020 #13

I've been having loss of sound on my computer intermittently csziggy Dec 2020 #7

thanks everyone for the comments Dyedinthewoolliberal Dec 2020 #9