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• Setting sound volume for USB speakers

  I have Dell AC511 USB speakers attached to the Mac Mini.  When using these speakers, slices of level default volume using volume up/down on the keyboard go straight from muted way too loud for the rest room in the evening by pressing volume up only once.  Is there a way to make slices when you press volume up/down key on the keyboard be more specific?  Using the mouse to adjust the volume (using volume in the menu bar icon or by using the volume slider in the control panel) offers much more granularity.  I would like to have these more granular increases when you use keyboard volume keys down too.

  I did not take anything under the sound settings in the preferences of each system or in the application Configuration Audio and MIDI.

  Howdy Alex -.

  I understand you want to adjust the volume of your Mac in small increments without having to use the mouse. Fortunately, this can be done in now Option and shift when setting the volume via the volume on your keyboard keys.

  Sincerely

• Sound interference of USB speakers

  "Consider the following scenario. Connect a speaker (USB) universal serial bus to a Windows Vista-based computer. The audio sounds clear. Then you connect another USB device to the computer. For example, this USB device can be a USB keyboard, USB mouse or a USB game controller. In this scenario, the USB speaker audio is distorted now. This problem occurs when the computer uses a controller OHCI Open Host Controller Interface (). »

  The solution is ready for Vista (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/943599), but not for Windows 7, so I have to endure a hum and distortion, whenever my computer is connected to the Windows.

  Any info on upcoming patches? :)

  Hello

  USB speakers use a lot of power. Only 2 USB ports (some have 4) are powered and those who have a very limited
  amount of energy. Best solution is to try to use a Powered Hub - usually $ 20 to $ 30.

  Also check this:

  Right click on speaker icon - reading devices

  Highlight speakers - properties (right same low page) - tab improvements - check Disable all sound effects
  Apply - OK

  I hope this helps.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• System only through headphones - no music sounds. BUT... the music only through USB speakers. No system sounds. What is happening with this?

  I listened to the music on my computer through headphones regular plugged into the audio jack of 3.5 mm.  I could hear the computer through headphones - music, movies, YouTube, system sounds - everything.

  Then, I plugged my Microsoft Digital Sound System 80 speakers via the USB interface.  Windows XP found the speakers, loaded the right driver, gave me the message "your device is ready to use" and things started to play music that was running on the computer.  Sounds incredible.

  But now, I have a weird problem.  I can hear only the sounds system through headphones (beeps and dings that play during system events), but I can't hear the sound system on the USB speakers. AND... I can't hear the music/videos/YouTube, etc. on the speakers USB-interface, but I can't hear the sound system through the USB speakers.

  When I go to the audio tab of the sounds applet in the control panel and change the device for audio playback by default "SoundMAX HD Audio" to "Microsoft Digital Sound System", then I hear everything - system and all - sounds on USB speakers.  But then I hear anything through the headphones.

  I want to be able to Exchange music back to making the USB speakers.  How this is done?

  Yes, they are older speakers.  But they work a lot.  And the digital sound via the USB interface is excellent.

  Hi BitSpanker,

  The only option is to change the audio device by default for the device that you want to hear the audio.

  (a) click Start, click Control Panel, and then click sounds, speech, and Audio devices.

  (b) click on sounds and Audio devices, and then click the Audio tab.

  (c) in the sound playback section, under default device, make sure the audio device is the correct default audio device.

  (d) If this isn't the correct default audio device, click the drop-down list next to the device name, click the audio device you want, and then click OK.

  Change the audio device may require that restart you your computer.

  No sound in Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/no-sound-in-Windows

• No sound from Internet Explorer / Sound of ok media with USB speakers player and without.

  Please can someone help... I am running Vista Home premium on a Toshiba Satellite Pro A200 series. I ran diagnostics and any other thing, I see... I can get good sound play anything through Media Player... But no Internet Explorer sounds... makes no difference with or without USB speakers. Have upgraded to IE 8 to IE 7 - not make a difference.

  I just encountered this problem but luckily managed to solve it easily. I got guitar pro running playing sound normally and IE wasn't when you run simultaneously. I closed gp and IE worked as usual. I didn't know this before with these two programs, but I would say that if you have this problem try closing unnecessary programs and restart ie.

• USB speakers not working not

  I have a simple set of USB speakers (not only fed, no drivers) connected to my laptop (Vista, SP1). The Device Manager shows my Realtek sound card and my USB speakers. Control Panel > sounds > playback shows the two internal speakers and USB. I put the USB speakers as my default and configuration test reproduces very well, but only the internal speakers receive the audio stream. For some reason any, if I disable the USB speakers with their own switch, the internal speakers are leaving! I tried thses speakers on another laptop (Win XP) and they work fine. I tried several disconnected... rebooted USB ports... rebooted plugged... all this without success. Which setting I'm missing? Or is it another Vista problem? Help, please.

  my previous thread: http://xrl.in/2c49

  Thanks for your comments, Zack. After all my trials, I think things can go smoother by plugging directly on my laptop and avoiding the hub, but I think something else is happening... In any case, I discover this disconnection of the hub before you plug in the hub to the speakers (!). I'll live with it... Thanks again.

• USB speakers are silent after installing Windows 7

  I have a Dell Latitude E5400. It's a laptop. Initially, it came with Win XP.

  When Microsoft stopped its support for Win XP, I've upgraded to Windows 7.

  With Win XP, I had no problem getting USB speakers sound.

  With Win 7, I have a problem. When the power is connected, there is no sound from speakers with the exception of a short dull noise. The same noise appeared with Win XP.

  With Win 7 there is sound from built-in speakers or earphones.

  The speakers are Philips DGX320 computer speakers.

  I downloaded and installed the following:

  Realtek High Definition Audio Codec (Windows Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 32-bit).

  I have not found a way to configure a USB in Latitude E5400 speaker.

  Any help to solve the above will be appreciated.

  Hello

  Thanks for your quick response.

  I opened my acoustic window, took a copy of Θcran and placed next to your sound window creating a sound document - Ljud.doc which I uploaded to this message.

  My computer's language is Swedish (his illiterate =).

  I hope that you can see in the downloaded document I have only two devices of reading defined: 1 speakers/headphones, IDT High Definition Audio CODEC (active), peripheral by defect and 2. Independent headphones IDT High Definition Audio CODEC Ready (non-active)

  I have a click with the right button in the empty box, opens the contextual and chosen to display disconnected and disabled but devices there were not all these devices.

  I guess my problem is to define my USB speakers as a reading device? Clues?

• TOSHIBA Blu - ray disc player is not compatible with USB speakers

  I have a P850, using speakers USB Z305 Logitch. The speakers work fine with all other multimedia software like WMP, iTunes, or MPC, but not with the TOSHIBA Blu - ray player. Toshiba program won't work or will crash if the speakers are plugged. Someone knows how to fix this?
  Thank you

  This Logitech speakers are peripheral plug n play which uses the standard driver and are installed like any other plug-and-play device. I put t have, but I have seen the interesting film on YouTube about this.

  To be honest I don t understand why it doesn't work with the Blu - ray TOSHIBA player. I think you're the first person who reported thereon.
  Problem is that Toshiba doesn't support third party software or equipment is not easy to find the solution for this.

  I really hope that there are users who have fixed or can offer a very valuable tip for this rather strange question.

• Genius usb speakers

  on xp sp3 in a p4 windows xp load philips dss 330 speakers, they work, but whenever I restart I have to uninstall, disconnect the speakers and reinstall because I get the yellow does not not brand in composite usb device. I Steve boot and windows works me very well with them, they are old new speakers genius sp-mo6u thanxx

  Hello

  Follow the steps when you restart the computer and check the result below.

  Step 1: Initiate recognition of the USB device by using Device Manager

  1. click on start, type devmgmt.msc in the run box and click on enter.

  2. from the list of items, click computer.

  3. click the Action menu and click on "search the hardware changes.

  4. cross check if the device is detected on the computer.

  You can also run the fix it: hardware devices do not work or are not detected in Windows: http://support.microsoft.com/mats/hardware_device_problems/en-us?entrypoint=lightbox

• Internal & USB speakers do not work

  I have no sound from external speakers (Realtek High definition audio new Inspiron 530) while Media player is running. I can hear audio from the headset. I have pluged into USB port speakers and speaker jack on the back of the computer... I guess because it is the Green jack is green? Right? Also, I get no sound from the computer, like when he starts either. Is there an internal speaker built into the computer or the screen (22 '' flat screen)? How to activate it?

  Hello lou427f,

  Thank you for using the Microsoft answers Forum

  You are right that the Green Plug would be correct to connect speakers. If you have a device such as a Bluetooth device or other device that has audio properties sometimes the other device is selected and it prevents the audio to be routed through the appropriate output device. You have the speaker down icon to the right of your computer? If so click it normally and wait for the volume slider to appear. Click mixer at the bottom of the slide, and then the Volume mixer should appear. At the upper left corner of the mixer, volume click device. If there is more than one device listed, check the names of these devices and make sure you have the correct one selected so that you get the right audio output of the device.

  If the above method doesn't work not or you don't have a single audio device listed, please check your drivers and make sure all the cables and ankles are firmly connected to the computer to their respective catches. Check device drivers right click on computer and select manage. Go to Device Manager in the computer management console and make sure the device does not show a problem with the driver and it is the watch correctly in Device Manager. In addition, you can go to your manufacturers website and make sure you have the latest drivers available for your configuration.

  Let us know if that helps.

  Judd
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• Fusion takes over my USB speakers and don't give them back!

  I use VMware Fusion on OS X and Windows Vista.  I have a pair of Harmon Kardon Soundsticks connected via USB.  I have activated their merger via the menu "settings".  The merger is able to use them to read audio data.  So far so good.

  However, when I left the audio for OS X by default Fusion to the internal speaker.  What more, when I go into Preferences system & gt; His, I don't see that the output listed in the tab Soundsticks Harmon more.  It is as if the Fusion 'hijacked' them and returns to OS X.

  I tried to unplug the USB dongle and in plugging it back.  Does not work.  Tried to disconnect and rear connection.  Does not work.  The only thing that solved the problem is to reboot.  Of course, it is a pain.

  Is this a known problem or there at - it a setting I can use to fix?

  A USB device can be directly controlled only by an operating system at a time so if, when you say "when I leave Fusion...". "is stop Virtual Machine target, not suspended, in the guest before quiting OS merger or you're just quiting Fusion and allowing the virtual machine will not target?  If the latter you must eject the USB device in question since the icon remove the device safely in the Notification area of the taskbar, and then disconnect the virtual computer target USB device from the USB icon on the status bar of the Virtual Machine of the target or the Virtual Machine > menu USB before to stop or suspend the Virtual Machine and or quiting merger.

• My usb speakers work fine, but cannot get headphones to work in the front or rear of the analog plugs.

  It doesnot seem to even be able to recognize that they are pluged.

  Hello

  1. What is the brand and model of headphones?

  2. What is the operating system installed on your computer?

  3. the helmet normally works on another computer?

  4. are you able to use any other helmet on the computer in question?

  5. don't you make changes to the computer before the show?

  Please follow the steps below.

  Method 1:

  You can check if the headphones are activated as a playback device. Please follow the steps mentioned below:

  (a) right click on the "speaker" icon and select the playback devices.

  (b) on the reading tab, right click and select "Show hidden devices" and "Show disconnected devices" if they are available.

  (c) select headphones and turn it on.

  Method 2:

  Also try to put headphones of default device and check, follow the steps below.

  (a) click Start and click on Control Panel.

  (b) click on the sound.

  (c) in the new window click on the tab 'Read' and right-click in the window and click on "Show Disabled devices".

  (d) now check if headphone is listed there and right-click on it and choose activate.

  (e) highlight this helmet and click "set as default".

• MSI A6200 (I3) laptop no sound from speakers usb nexxtech external

  Tried to solve the problem using shooters poorly supplied with Windows 7, but no luck.

  Hello
   
  Please, perform the following steps.
  If this is the first time he's trying to use the USB speaker.

  Check the speakers on another computer. Also, try to connect to the different ports and check.
   
  Step 1:
   
  Update of your USB speakers.
   
  Step 2:
   
  Make sure that the default sound device is set correctly for the audio device you use (nexxtech usb external speakers).
   
  To set the default device, follow these steps:
   
  a. Click Start, type Sound in the box to start the search.
  b. click sound in the results of search at the top of the start menu.
  c. click the reading notice the check mark next to the default device. For most users, the default device is speakers. Make sure that the audio settings are configured as expected.
  Step 3:
  a. Open Audio devices and sound themes by clicking the Start button, click the Panel, clicking noise.
  
  b. click on the playback tab, select speakers and then click Configure.
  
  c. under Audio channels, select which speakers are present in your speaker configuration and then click Test. You should hear a tone play in each speaker. Click next and follow the instructions to continue the Setup process.
   
    
  See the link below for more details:
   
  Get high definition sound and music from your computer
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/get-high-definition-sound-and-music-from-your-computer
   
  Step 4:
   
  You can even check with the below mentioned steps if these help-
  a. click on start and then Control Panel.
  b. open the option of sound and on the reading tab, click windows displaying speakers. This allows the properties of the button, click it.
  c. this new window as properties of speakers, click here on the enhancements tab.
  d. here check the option of legalization of the volume.
   
  Aziz Nadeem - Microsoft Support

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• No noise making helmet desktop iMac. Can I use USB? How?

  I have an iMac of office. I can't get sound out of headphone plug to look on the back of the computer. Maybe it's broken. Can I get her to the car out of the USB speakers. How to do this. John

  Open System Preferences > sound then select then select the output tab.

  Make sure you have selected device.

• Satellite L650 speakers and sound output stopped working

  Hello

  The sound in my L650 just stopped working all of a sudden. It was ok and then nothing.

  When connecting to the headphones, I can't hear a sound of crackling, that maintains the same volume regardless of the volume of system being 100% or mute.
  I don't have any other way to test audio output (no cables hdmi or USB speakers).

  Nothing has been installed recently. The drivers are up to date. Reboot didn't solve it. Uninstallation and reinstallation of its controller either.

  Everything looks fine on the part of the treatment (equalizer and its move from bars).

  If something got physically loose/disconnected/broken inside?

  See you soon

  > I just put in the backpack and was moving, now it works again

  Thanks for the good info!