Logitch 530 speakers quit

Hi...hard time with your logitech Speaker., do you have a 5.1 sound card install inside your pc, like 6 outputs and two input jack on your sound card... a pro sound card to make your logitech X-50 work like a charm if you dont have... I suggest to by a creative soundblaster pro 5.1, but if you do have a surround sound card with 6 input jack install in your pc and fail to work properly...ride down the model of your sound card and check if it compatible with windows 7., just download the patch for it... good luck.

Hi,

Are you searching Audio drivers for XP, Vista or Windows 7 ?

For Vista and Windows 7 you can follow the link to make it work. You will have to download the drivers for Win XP and follow the instruction on this given page link to make your drivers work on Vista/Win 7

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try the 7.1 home theartre configuration or 7.1wide cofiguration speakers in the sound settings

It sounds like you need to define the speakers to the PC. Find the icon that controls your Sound Card and dabble with it.

Helllo there!
You have to make sure you have in control panel your audio sound card, well installed and is working right. Then go to control panel and see your speaker configuration, is suppose to be at 5.1 speakers also you can use 6.1 Speaker configuration. Be sure you connect right your speakers at back of the audio jacks!
that's it!
good luck!
Open Sky

I have logitech 530 speakers, can only get 2 speakers and sub to work. Just installed new sound card. When I run a test on all speakers they work, till i try to listen to music, then only 3 work

Hello there i have a emachines computer and the other day i was trying to listen to music and it said No audio output device is installed.. How and what do i do to fix this problem?? Thanks!

I am using a Desktop, Windows Vista Premium.

pls swap the spk pin in to your sound card jack socket . bye

I would check what sound settings your individual games are running at. Sometimes when you have the sound set to something your speakers don't fully support (DTS, Dolby Digital, etc.) you'll get some sound and not others. This also happens when you try to push sound to a different number of speakers then you have (5.1 sound to 2.1 speakers, etc.)