where are drivers for sw - 319 speaker drivers !!!

keys_2

hiya, I have recently purchased some Asda desktops speakers for my pc.They are model SW 319 - 2.1ch Multimedia speaker.
My desktop has no soundcard and so i think I need to download the drivers but cannot find them on google or anywhere.
please can someone help and tell me where i may be able to do this ?
Thankyou

macman

If you don't have a sound card then the audio will be integrated onto the motherboard. Just plug them into the power outlet and the audio out jack and they should work, you don't need drivers for them.

keys_2

thamks macman , Sorry i should have explained in more detail earlier, but i have plugged them in to the power outlet and the audio outlet jack.
-I then do not get a text stating that new hardware is found
- i then try and install new hardware as it prompts me and then
- it states new hardware cannot be found and a message sending me to windows.

so any more help i would be grateful for please?

macman

And check your settings in the Audio Control panel. They may have been muted or turned down there.
If you turn them on (usually a little light comes on on the master speaker) and the volume right up, do you get a buzzing noise indicating that the speakers are powered up?

keys_2

yes i do get a buzzing noise and when i go into the the audio sound panel it is not highligted for me to change.

Also my device manager i have checked and do get the yellow question mark on the 2 settings including audio and i do not know how to install the missing drivers?

andy2004

note about onboard sound, on the back of the pc there are 3 usually color coded 3.5mm sockets, Green is for speakers. Pink is MIC, the other i believe is blue for AUX,
You dont need to add hardware when connecting speakers to the soundcard, that will only appear when you are adding a new, graphics card, sound card, pci card, or connecting up some usb hardware like a mp3 player, printer.
You will not see the hardware wizard if you change your monitor either.
Sound and Audio device, check the volume control and make sure everthing it set to high.
you should have 5 tabs
check Volume at the top will show the driver exampkle :Realtek AC97 Audio, device volume move the pointer to the right, remove the tick in MUTE.
You should hear sound if all your doing is replacing the speakers you had before.

macman

What are the 2 components where you have a yellow question mark?
Right click on them/Properties and you will be presented with a tab giving you a number of options, including enabling/disabling the device and reinstalling the drivers.
Seems like your audio drivers may be corrupted and need reinstalling.
What is the make and model of your PC?

keys_2

My origianl desktop has suffered a bad virus {or so im told) .So i have purchased this desktop which is second hand as i was in a rush to get back onto the internet. so i cannot really give you the name etc , but it does state foxconn motherboard?
Therefore i have not had speakers on this system before. But i have just realised the sheet with the spec on says "sound card with headphones jack at the front" I dont know if this makes a difference?
Anyway i get the buzzing noise on either green socket i place the lead into .And power light.

• When i go on Sounds , speech and audio devices tab No matter what i click on nothing is high lighted so i cannot change the volume control ..etc?
• When i go onto Device manager under "Other devices" i get yellow question marks against Multimedia Audio controller and USB Device

So do i click re install driver ?

keys_2

When i click properties and re install it has come up with - It cannot be installed because the software could not be found?

Marty_J

Try running Windows Update, and look in the optional updates section for a sound driver.

Taffybiker

Download My Drivers. It should identify your hardware and install the missing drivers.
Once everything works ok, you can back up all your drivers and save them as an executable file.