Adding more speakers


  1. Renzokucant
    Posts : 80
    Windows 7 x64
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    Adding more speakers


    Hello i have a quick question about speakers. i have 2 "harman/kardon" HP speakers plugged into my computer right now. and i also have another set of speakers i used for my old computer that i would like to add as extra audio. i have a built computer, and i'm running Windows 7 ultimate. i have 6 ports in the back of my computer they read as follows. Rear(grey) front(green) center(Orange) line(blue) mic (pink) side (black) current speakers are plugged into front (green) when i try to plug the extra speakers into any of the other ports ihave no audio from the additional speakers. any idea's on how to plug these in? im not looking for a surround sound effect, just louder, but if this setup allows for surround with what i got, that be great. thanks
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  3. Renzokucant
    Posts : 80
    Windows 7 x64
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    wow, no one?
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  4. Zidane24
    Posts : 5,807
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 - Mac OS X 10.6.4 x64
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    I actually never seen this in the new posts section until now..go figure...but lets see if I can help
    By your post it seems that you have them hooked currently in the headphone jack of your computer...

    tell me (or post a pic) what you see here right click on volume icon->playback devices
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