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I'm sorry, I'm out of ideas, audio isn't my area.
You BIOS should be fine, you are getting some sound so that shows you have on-board audio enabled. That's the only thing that would effect it, is if it's disabled..
5.1 Speakers, Subwoofer Not Working.
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New #12
Okay. Well glad to know that at least. Hope someone can come up with a solution to this problem. Anyone out there with great audio knowledge please do help me out, thank you in advance.
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New #13
Did these speakers and sub work before on another system possibly? Or is this the first time you have connected them to your system? If its not the first time; I know this may not sound like what you want to hear; but it is possible they may have given up the ghost so to speak. But one last thing i can think of for you to try is to try them with another sound card; that way you can rule anything else out....
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New #14
Yep, it worked fine on another PC previously. I did pack it up due to moving and after some time, only now, using it for my current PC. Hmmm, hope its not the case that its damaged.
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New #15
Small update.
I turned on the volume full and when i did the speakers test on the Realtek HD Audio Manager menu, when it came to the subs turn, i could hear a vooom sound and the ring in the front right speaker but very very soft.
Does that point out to anything?
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New #16
To me it does sound like a bad speaker(s) or faulty jack or connector.
Do they work on another PC now, after the move?
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New #17
Im unable to test it on any other PC now - only one pc available and rest are laptops (wouldn't really be able to test on it rite?)
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