Only 1 of 2 speakers plays

Yes the balance is even

hmm.....try this - with something playing try to insert and kinda twiddle
the connector to the pc. i think it happened to me once. it was the
connector that was kinda screwy and i had to adjust it as it. see if that
works....maybe that might not be the problem at all. if i think of anything
else, i will post it.
"Femme_Fatale" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Yes the balance is even

Did you check the wire leading to the speaker that wasn't
working?

>-----Original Message-----
>hmm.....try this - with something playing try to insert

and kinda twiddle

>the connector to the pc. i think it happened to me once.

it was the

>connector that was kinda screwy and i had to adjust it

as it. see if that

>works....maybe that might not be the problem at all. if

i think of anything

>else, i will post it.
>"Femme_Fatale" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>

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>> Yes the balance is even

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Yes. Everythings connected fully and properly. :/ AAH! its just so frustrating

----- anonymouse wrote: ----

Did you check the wire leading to the speaker that wasn't
working

>-----Original Message----
>hmm.....try this - with something playing try to insert

and kinda twiddl

>the connector to the pc. i think it happened to me once.

it was th

>connector that was kinda screwy and i had to adjust it

as it. see if tha

>works....maybe that might not be the problem at all. if

i think of anythin

>else, i will post it
>"Femme_Fatale" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>

wrote in messag

>news:0B9C19F9-EE4F-4238-B95A

2154D6BE6564@microsoft.com..

>> Yes the balance is eve

>>>

>

Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately it doesn't work :
----- Maximus wrote: ----

hmm.....try this - with something playing try to insert and kinda twiddl
the connector to the pc. i think it happened to me once. it was th
connector that was kinda screwy and i had to adjust it as it. see if tha
works....maybe that might not be the problem at all. if i think of anythin
else, i will post it
"Femme_Fatale" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messag
news:0B9C19F9-EE4F-4238-B95A-2154D6BE6564@microsoft.com..

> Yes the balance is eve

Silly suggestion, but anyway: did you plug the speakers connector till the
end?
If your CDROM drive has an audio jack, you can check the speakers plugging
them in it or in any other audio device such as a walkman or MP3 player. If
you have the headphones you can check the computer, indeed.

Yep, as far as I can tell, everythings plugged fully and properly

----- Jetro wrote: ----

Silly suggestion, but anyway: did you plug the speakers connector till th
end
If your CDROM drive has an audio jack, you can check the speakers pluggin
them in it or in any other audio device such as a walkman or MP3 player. I
you have the headphones you can check the computer, indeed

Thanks to everyone for leaving advice and giving suggestions! :

Speakers are harmon/kardon + subwofers that came with my dell. Speakers are connected to wofer, wofers' connected to the pc. The speakers main slots have 2 plugs--> square and triangle. The triangle plays in any direction you stick it (the triangular plug) in (in, being the slot). However, the square only plays in 3 rotations (or directions) and not the fourth. If I stick the square plug into the square slot in the 4th rotation it cancels out all sounds, eliminating even the speaker that works.

Ideas anyone?