Recent content by dremorabanisher

Thanks everyone. Sorry for my late reply, but better late than never. :) It turned out the speaker had blown capacitors inside. I replaced these and they are working as new.

Anyway if anyone will be looking at this post, my workaround is this: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-3852190/bypassing-realtek-driver-speaker-jack-monitor-primary-sound-source.html#21608611

My speaker box is like this: I tried connecting my PC and Nintendo Switch to the same speakers. PC is connected via regular L R cable and green motherboard port. Switch is connected to my monitor via HDMI and then audio cable is routed from monitor to another Input 2 LR port. When I connect...

Erm, guys, thanks for trying to help, but please read what I wrote in my first post. This happens when nothing is connected to the speakers, when they are totally isolated from any interference, from any source. The moment I connect the left speaker with the right one, by using 2 red and...

I have home speakers for PC that worked normally for years. However, since few days ago, the left one (the passive one, that doesn't have any electronics inside), started humming all the time. It's very noticeable. Just to be sure I tried the following: - Switched them off from the PC -...