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The thread discusses a user experiencing difficulty getting Logitech LS21 speakers to work with their Windows Vista Ultimate installation, despite multiple troubleshooting efforts including checking connections, drivers, and volume settings. A responder suggests verifying the speaker configuration in the Windows sound settings, highlighting the importance of correct audio output options. Overall, the conversation reflects a troubleshooting approach, with the main focus on resolving speaker recognition and functionality issues.
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Sania

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Okay to make it simple, I installed vista ultimate with the extreme pack.. now Vista works fine after 3 hours of messing around but I can't get the LS21 speakers from logitech to work. I got my sennheiser headset working my cam my mic and whatnot but the speakers wont budge. Now, yes they are plugged in yes I tried both the front and back port. Even if I use the same front plug as my headset which works it doesnt work. They ARE plugged in the wall socket I get a feed from them when I plug them in. I have my sigmatel drivers loaded both the digital output one and the speaker's headset one either or wont make my speakers work. They arent muted the volume is set to be on on my keyboard as well as my computer and my speakers themselves. Ive looked on logitech for a program or drivers they might be using and found none. Im quite confused as to what else im supposed to do to make this work. If you guys have any idea id appreciate it.

Oh right and I unfortunatly own a Dell (Dimension XPS 9200.)
 

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kemical
Try checking the options/speaker properties found by opening the control panel, 'Hardware and Sound' and then 'Sound'. If I don't do that with my set-up I get strange readings too... (my set is a 2:1 but if it's set to 7:1 in the sound properties they don't work properly. This has caught me out before and it took hours of fooling around before I realised...doh!)

Fingers crossed......
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Try checking the options/speaker properties found by opening the control panel, 'Hardware and Sound' and then 'Sound'. If I don't do that with my set-up I get strange readings too... (my set is a 2:1 but if it's set to 7:1 in the sound properties they don't work properly. This has caught me out before and it took hours of fooling around before I realised...doh!)

Fingers crossed......
 

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