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So I recently was able to pull my 5.1 speakers out of storage and hook them up only to find out that my on board sound doesn't support 5.1 sound. So I go to Newegg and look for the cheapest card possible, which I didn't think would be a problem, and come across this.
It arrived today and I installed it and got the drivers installed and everything else. I've verified everything is connected properly, but my rear, center, and bass are not working. Just the front speakers. Well the rear speakers mirror the front speakers.
Can anyone help, or should I just contact Newegg and ship it back for a replacement or a different card?
Oh, and I've searched Google for possible fixes and cannot find anything. Also downloaded a few different drivers hoping that would fix it, but to no avail.
I'm in the sound settings I believe, unless there's a different one, and I go to the speakers, hit configure, select 5.1 (only other options is stereo) and then test. Front speakers work, and I can hear my rear playing the same thing they are. Bass, rear, and center are not working.
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Donovan PuppyfuckerA dagger in the dark isworth a thousand swords in the morningRegistered Userregular
Without personally looking at it, all I can suggest is double-check your connections, and go into control panel and check the speaker settings under Sound.
I have the Logitech X-540 speakers. Went to their website to see if there may be some troubleshooting there, and I completely forgot about the Matrix button on it. Since I was only using 2 speakers, I forgot that it does a pretty good job of simulating 5.1 surround sound with that on. Disabled it and it's working just fine now.
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I have the Logitech X-540 speakers. Went to their website to see if there may be some troubleshooting there, and I completely forgot about the Matrix button on it. Since I was only using 2 speakers, I forgot that it does a pretty good job of simulating 5.1 surround sound with that on. Disabled it and it's working just fine now.