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Jmac · 06-23-2009, 05:40 PM

Well, the first things I would check would be:

1) The volume is up on the physical dial for the speakers.
2) If you're using XP, make sure the .wav volume is at full.
3) Make sure the speakers are configured as a 2.1 sound system; setting it as a surround sound system may cause problems.
4) If you're using Vista, set the speakers as Full-Range Speakers (Right-click sound icon > Playback devices > Realtek High Definition Audio > Configure > Stereo > Check the box next to Front Left and Right > OK)

06-23-2009, 05:40 PM	#2
Jmac Willing to sell body for a few minutes on RS Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Duncan, BC Posts: 10,128 Thanked 5,568 Times in 2,107 Posts Failed 231 Times in 90 Posts	Well, the first things I would check would be: 1) The volume is up on the physical dial for the speakers. 2) If you're using XP, make sure the .wav volume is at full. 3) Make sure the speakers are configured as a 2.1 sound system; setting it as a surround sound system may cause problems. 4) If you're using Vista, set the speakers as Full-Range Speakers (Right-click sound icon > Playback devices > Realtek High Definition Audio > Configure > Stereo > Check the box next to Front Left and Right > OK)