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Hello peeeeeps!
Okay, i know this isnt a W7 related issue, but i figure if anyone can help, its you lot!
Anyway, theyre about a month old, working swimmingly. until about 30 mins ago. Suddenly, 90% of the sound output was coming from the right speaker, and 10% from the left. I checked the sound mixer, master vol was in the middle, as it shoulda been. I checked the connections, everythings secure. There IS sound coming from the left speaker, and its not broken, when I slide the master volume to put 90% output to the left(i.e. making it balanced..) i can crank up the vol. and itll play fine. So i don't get how/why the sound suddenly is pushing everything into the right speaker, it dosent seem to be broken. (side note, these are plug n play, no drivers installed apart from the system ones [realtek HD])Could it be an onboard soundcard issue? or something else?
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The speakers will, randomly, go back to 50/50 balance. And then AGAIN return to 10/90.
Okay, i know this isnt a W7 related issue, but i figure if anyone can help, its you lot!
Anyway, theyre about a month old, working swimmingly. until about 30 mins ago. Suddenly, 90% of the sound output was coming from the right speaker, and 10% from the left. I checked the sound mixer, master vol was in the middle, as it shoulda been. I checked the connections, everythings secure. There IS sound coming from the left speaker, and its not broken, when I slide the master volume to put 90% output to the left(i.e. making it balanced..) i can crank up the vol. and itll play fine. So i don't get how/why the sound suddenly is pushing everything into the right speaker, it dosent seem to be broken. (side note, these are plug n play, no drivers installed apart from the system ones [realtek HD])Could it be an onboard soundcard issue? or something else?
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The speakers will, randomly, go back to 50/50 balance. And then AGAIN return to 10/90.
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