how do i get sound out of both speakers.?

Posted on March 5, 2010 by admin

i recently bought a sony sound system for my computer,however,when i play audio files only the subwoofer and one speaker work,running Realtek audio manager both speakers are perfect but sound only comes through one speaker when playing audio files or convetional cd’s adjusting balance controls or sound equalisation makes no difference .Help .Thanks.

Re-install Realtek and check for driver updates.If Realtek is your motherboard sound then disable any other sound cards and sound software. Try Soundblast X-Fi sound card, beats Realtek. If you have a soundcard apart from Realtek then disable Realtek in your BIOS. Use only one sound player/software

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4 Responses to how do i get sound out of both speakers.?

  1. Legolomaniak says:
    March 5, 2010 at 12:08 pm

    It might be you have to turn up the volume.
    When my volume is too low, sound only comes out the right speaker, ut when I turn it up, sound comes out both.

    Hope it helped
    References :
    My Logitech speakers

  2. Bob W says:
    March 5, 2010 at 12:26 pm

    Re-install Realtek and check for driver updates.If Realtek is your motherboard sound then disable any other sound cards and sound software. Try Soundblast X-Fi sound card, beats Realtek. If you have a soundcard apart from Realtek then disable Realtek in your BIOS. Use only one sound player/software
    References :

  3. Mic says:
    March 5, 2010 at 12:49 pm

    right click speaker icon on the taskbar > adjust audio properties > volume tab > click advanced under speaker settings > choose what speaker system your using in the dropdown list
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  4. sewrobb says:
    March 5, 2010 at 1:37 pm

    As a matter of curiosity have you checked all the balance controls?

    Control Panel ► Sound & Audio ► Audio ► On both the Sound Playback and the Midi Music Playback click on the Volume.

    It will bring up all the enabled channels for Volume and Balance.
    References :
    Experienced1