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Soundcard Problem?

  • 21-08-2007 6:11pm
    #1
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 0 ✭


    Dell Inspiron 6000 laptop...

    The connection between my audio-in port and the inbuilt speakers has been broken for a while and I could only hear stuff using earphones.. even then, I was only getting sound from the left earphone.

    THEN the little end piece of my earphone jack broke off and got stuck in the audio-in port (!!!!!!) and I couldn't get it out... I still can't...

    So I heard about USB speakers and bought some, thinking that they'd bypass all of the problem areas and take the sound out directly from my soundcard, via the USB port.

    I just got them this morning and I'm having no luck. There is nothing that I need to install or settings that I need to change, I don't think. I didn't get a manual with them. So is it safe to assume that my laptop's audio is entirely gone bye-bye? Any alternatives to getting a new motherboard that I can't afford?


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