20 Most Recent JBL CREATURE II Computer Speakers - Page 6 Questions & Answers

look for audio driver options depends on what brand and software it is look in you audio options in your control panel and how o get there go to start well this is vista way of doing it not sure fore any other os then look to you right on your start otions and click on control panel then look for audio click on that and look for special effects

I had the same issue and applied ezimme solution from Jan 04, 2009 and it worked perfectly. Thanks ezimme!

Hi,

Try to simply disconnect and reconnect the right channel cable to the sub woofer..
If it doesnt work, try removing all the cable and reconnecting,but use the part of your finger behind the knuckle and it will work..

This usually happens in most of the JBL Creature II reciever..

Please leave me comment, if this solution doesnt work or if you need further assistance
RNJ VINODKUMAR

Just buy the replacement cord, and put it in place. Send your e-mail if this work and your vote for the
solution.

Sounds like the jack on the computer is worn, dirty or bent therefore not making good contact with the plugs. The solution is to replace the jack, which is labor intensive- mostly to get to it inside the case and then you need the part (jack) Soldering may be necessary.

You have connector problems- probably bad/bent/worn "jacks" in the speakers or they may be dirty (oxidation, etc) or fatigued. If you can get to the Jack on the inside of the speaker make sure it is making good contact with the plug. Clean the surfaces using alcohol on a Q tip or cloth. Many of these type speakers are not serviceable.

install the drivers for the speakers..

make sure the balance is set properly in the volume controls tab located by right clicking on the speaker icon in the lower right hand side in the startup tool bar

Make sure that the speaker config is set to stereo or surround, depending on speaker capabilities. Once you run the speaker config in sound devices you should be all set. Hope this helps.

Go into the control panel and choose a different speaker setup.

Your speaker volume must have reset. You have to touch the dots on the right speaker to turn up the volume to desired volume. I just remembered that on my system. Hope this helps.

change your sound card

Please open it and dry it before sun rays for 4 hrs

Click on the speaker on the bottom left toolbar and ensure everything is all the way up

I had the same problem. Then I read about the volume controls on the right speaker. They are silver buttons for me on the front bottom left and right of the speaker. Now they play really loud!

U might have re-installed the OS but did u install the motherboard drivers as well.Laptop somes with a CD with all the necessary drivers.Use that n it will solve ur problem.

Hello Purdy

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Check that you are fitting the connectors into the subwoofer correctly.
Each plug is keyed (the plug is shaped so that it will only fit into the correct socket).
It is very easy to think you have plugged them in when in reality they are just 'located' in the holes.