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| 09 Jan 2012 | #1 |
| | Logiteck X530 rear left is sub woofer Hi, I recently installed win 7 and I just cant seem to get my 5.1 Logitech sound setup correctly.  I downloaded the latest from Realtek R2.67 and still cant seem to get it write. If i use the interface provider by them and click on each speaker... Front left is front left Front right is front right Sub is Sub Center is center Rear Right is rear right but Rear Left is also sub. My mother board which has Intel HD Audio via Realtek ALC892 with 8-channel support. I have played around with the wiring and cant seem to get this correct. Motherboard ports Can anyone give me a hint of what next to check please  Thx, Chrispie |
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| 09 Sep 2012 | #2 |
| | Turns out that the sub plays with the speakers irrespectively. the one wire to the back speaker were broken... in that case I only heard the SUB playing. |
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Logiteck X530 rear left is sub woofer problems?
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