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<blockquote data-quote="Mee" data-source="post: 181567" data-attributes="member: 16917">No, don't reinstall Windows 7.&nbsp;Had this problem also when I had Logitech 5.1 Surround Speakers, here's some solutions;&nbsp;&nbsp;First, Start&gt;Control Panel&gt;Hardware and Sound&gt;Sound.Then in that prompt, click on &quot; Speakers &quot; or the name of the 5.1 Surround Speakers your using. Then click on the &quot; Configure &quot; icon. Now configure your speakers in the following prompts so it's all 5.1 Surround.&nbsp;If that doesn't work, here's how I managed to fix mine:&nbsp;Check at the back of your sub and computer if you have a Yellow and Black cable plugged, if they are, try unplugging them as you need a soundcard on your computer to be able to properly plug the yellow and black cable.&nbsp;&nbsp;Beware, on some games/applications, in the options menu, you may need to put the speakers to &quot; 5.1 Surround &quot; if it gives you the option to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mee, post: 181567, member: 16917"] No, don't reinstall Windows 7. Had this problem also when I had Logitech 5.1 Surround Speakers, here's some solutions; First, Start>Control Panel>Hardware and Sound>Sound. Then in that prompt, click on " Speakers " or the name of the 5.1 Surround Speakers your using. Then click on the " Configure " icon. Now configure your speakers in the following prompts so it's all 5.1 Surround. If that doesn't work, here's how I managed to fix mine: Check at the back of your sub and computer if you have a Yellow and Black cable plugged, if they are, try unplugging them as you need a soundcard on your computer to be able to properly plug the yellow and black cable. Beware, on some games/applications, in the options menu, you may need to put the speakers to " 5.1 Surround " if it gives you the option to. [/QUOTE]

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