Recent content by ClubSpade12

Looking for a 10 dollar or so headphone case to put my headphones is because they are sort of big. I can't tell by looking at pictures and things because most use Beats headphones are don't specify sizes. Can anyone help me out here?

Fair point.

yeah unless you have a fresh copy of Windows 7 around you can't do that.

Files in a .rar are password protected, I was trying to recover the password. But reinstalling drivers worked so thank you for helping out

What an evil program... I looked at my brother's PC and that entry/key whatever wasn't even there, so I deleted the one in mine, and I'm currently installing drivers again, I'll get back to you.

Hold up, I may have helped myself, I right clicked on the .reg and chose 'edit' and it says where it is located I think... REGEDIT4 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers] "TdrLevel"=dword:00000000

So I was trying to recover a rar. password, I was told to check out crark, in the instructions, it says to run "driver-timeout.reg" so I did, and it didn't do anything that I could notice. So once I gave up on getting the rar. password, I went to play some games, and now they freeze and I must...

Alright, thanks.

I'm looking at these three different sets of speakers, I'm wondering if there are any really noticeable difference between them...

Hm. Well then yeah, there's probably something wrong with your mobo then. Chances are you can't fix that, are you using the headphone port on the front of your case when you use these, or are they plugged into the actual motherboard? And then, are you plugging your headphones into the headphone...

Assumably youve already looked around in your sound settings. Are you using a soundboard or your motherboards audio

This might be an issue with your sound board or something, I'm no expert, but it would make sense if your PC thinks the left and middle are the left and right speakers. That's just a guess though, other than that, I'd say you've just got broken speakers.