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Richard Newton, Unfortunately, there are no speaker drivers. What problem are you having with the speakers? Thank You, Dell-Jesse L Dell Social Media and Communities

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From what I understand, the Scratch 2500 does not have MIDI control capability so it cannot be fully controlled by external software. You might want to check the support forums for more information. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dave_fb2c45146b845cea

It seem your amplifier doesn't work, nothing to do with your computer, you can check with any other source lik eMP3 player, etc. If you take apart the box, there are some SJ4558 dual opamp. In my panel three of them were not working. Check if they are working or not. TDA 8947J is the power amp ic, download the datasheet.You can also check the input PINs there are article about it.After I replaced the 3 bad opamp, worked fine like new.

Click Start
Click Control Panel
Click Classic View
Click System
Click the Properties tab
Click Device Manager
Expand the "audio" branch of the tree.
Do you see an audio-device? Probably not.
Do you see an "Unknown Devices" branch of the tree?
If so, expand that branch, and double-click the "unknown" device.
Click "Reinstall Driver".
If asked whether you want to search the Internet for the software-driver, click "Yes".
Windows will install the drivers for the "audio device".

1 - PS/2 mouse port (green) 2 - PS/2 keyboard port (purple) 3 - Video Graphics Adapter port 4 - USB 2.0 ports 4 5 - RJ45 Network (LAN) 6 - Line In port (light blue) 7 - Line Out port (lime) 8 - Microphone port (pink)

Get them exchanged under warranty.

Replace the speaker

Very difficult for a novice. Removing screws is the easy part, lifting off the case and getting access to the speakers is not too bad, but the internal wires and connections are short and if you yank on a wire it can break of and you messed up the entire system. Best you get a set of inexpensive speakers and substitute for the monitor speakers.

I believe it does, however only through the HDMI port. So if you are planning on connecting it to an A/V receiver that decodes 5.1 surround, then it should work. But, not using the standard headphone jack.