October 26th, 2009
pkinvest
I have a Dell XPS, a gaming computer and a everyday Hi-Grade home PC. Anyway, the speakers for the normal comp broke. The gaming computer doesn’t currently have access to the internet, we are getting wireless in the week. I tried to connect the dell speakers to the normal comp, but they`re very odd. The dell speaker is a large black box, with a dial for changing bass, it has five slots, four for left and right speakers, and a large plug for the center speaker, which has a dial for changing volume. I have no idea how to plug it into my normal comp, I did it about a year ago, but put the speakers back into the dell. None of the plugs seem to fit, but I’ve made uit work before. Please help, because when something is explained on a video with audio- I can’t hear it and it’s really annoying.
THANKS!
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October 25th, 2009
pkinvest
My PC connect internet throught cable model (Charter) and wireless router. Sometime I can heard the sound from my PC speaker of the cellphone signals, then I lost my internet ? I just change a another new router. Charter rep told me to reset the Cable model every week. I did that as well. But it is stil the same problem. Any suggestions? Thank you so much !
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October 25th, 2009
pkinvest
Can’t use sound card jack in back of pc cos it is damaged
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October 24th, 2009
pkinvest
I have had to move my PC upstairs and now can’t listen to my music downstairs. 
I need some help on how to resolve this.
I though of Wireless speakers plugged in to the PC but that costs to much and they all seem to run on Batteries.
I had another idea of downloading all my files to a MP3 and playing it through a Stereo.
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So does any one have any better ideas of how I can have my music back?
Or
Suggest a MP3 player and Hi -fi that are compatible. If there is such a thing.
Only other issue is it can’t cost the earth I am not looking for the best just something decent I have around £200 to play with.
Please Help
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