xHMHodges Dec 3, 2019 1 0 10 Dec 3, 2019 #1 my pc doesnt recognize the speakers when i plugged them in, ive done everything correctly but my pc wont pick them up as a device. what do i do please help
my pc doesnt recognize the speakers when i plugged them in, ive done everything correctly but my pc wont pick them up as a device. what do i do please help
Solution helpstar Dec 4, 2019 Are other audio devices like your phone working? These speakers won´t show up as a device, because of the non digital connection. Have a look into the playback devices of windows and select "speakers" as default audio playback device: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/102323-change-default-audio-playback-device-windows-10-a.html Which sound card or motherboard are you using inside your PC?
Are other audio devices like your phone working? These speakers won´t show up as a device, because of the non digital connection. Have a look into the playback devices of windows and select "speakers" as default audio playback device: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/102323-change-default-audio-playback-device-windows-10-a.html Which sound card or motherboard are you using inside your PC?
helpstar Judicious Dec 25, 2012 3,508 145 36,190 Dec 4, 2019 Solution #2 Are other audio devices like your phone working? These speakers won´t show up as a device, because of the non digital connection. Have a look into the playback devices of windows and select "speakers" as default audio playback device: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/102323-change-default-audio-playback-device-windows-10-a.html Which sound card or motherboard are you using inside your PC? Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Are other audio devices like your phone working? These speakers won´t show up as a device, because of the non digital connection. Have a look into the playback devices of windows and select "speakers" as default audio playback device: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/102323-change-default-audio-playback-device-windows-10-a.html Which sound card or motherboard are you using inside your PC?