bleachigo10 said:
BonsaiK said:
Did it work previously, or has it never worked?
It was working fine a few weeks ago but just stopped.
syndicated44 said:
Wait im confused are you at school? Do you have the possibility to uninstall and reinstall sound drivers or do we have to work with what we have? I would say at first mess with the sound settings because sometimes all it takes is a box to be filled in and everything is better. It may also be just something that the school does to prevent you from listening to music.
Like I said more information is needed.
I am at school yes, its this computer that I am on right now that is angering me so much and I am not sure about the sound drivers, I would have to ask my teacher but he is not here today so I can't really give any more information than that.
It's possible that sound has been disabled through that output, depends how tech savvy your school are. When I went to school the computer staff were thick as two bricks and couldn't disable a parking space but then my school was horrid in so many ways it requires its own special thread just to talk about all the ways in which they sucked.
Stupid question, are you putting your headphones in the right hole?
Go into your volume control, make sure advanced settings is checked (if available) and all the faders are up and nothing is muted. Then start messing with the properties and so forth. Try a different device driver if there is a choice for more than one. See how you go with that.
If that doesn't work, check the settings of the actual playback software you're using. Might be something muted that shouldn't be, maybe volume is down, maybe device driver isn't the same one that windows itself is using, etc.
