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Yes, you can purchase external speakers for your laptop from companies such as Altec Lansing or Logitech. You will just need to connect the speakers to your laptop using a USB cable, which will be supplied with the speakers. Some speakers come with a separate electrical power cable, while others use just one cable for the sound and power.
I think that is the Altec Lansing FX2020 Expressionist Classic Speakers, they are tiny.
Maybe you forgot to connect it to your computer/laptop.
Only 2.1 speakers work with laptops.
Make sure the audio driver is correct and the audio device is not disabled in device manager.
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Your Bose Triports will work with any device that has an headphone jack. This enables you to connect your speakers to your laptop, so that it outputs the audio to them.
I don't think you can. Your player has specific ports which allow your 5.1 set to connect to it. Sadly, a laptop doesn't have ports for this type of connection. However, if you can get hold of an AUX cable, you will be able to connect your laptop directly to your player, and play songs off your laptop directly through you home cinema.
You can get laptop speakers at any store that sells laptops or laptop accessories. Instructions for installation should always be in the package of the speakers when purchased.
To add external speakers to a Toshiba Satellite Notebook, first, locate the headphone or audio output jack on the laptop, typically found on the side. Connect the speakers' audio cable to this jack. If the speakers require power, plug them into an electrical outlet. Finally, adjust the audio settings on your laptop to ensure the sound is directed to the external speakers.
download a new sound driver for the particular laptop model, but for xp
To stop the humming from your Altec Lansing ATP3 speakers when connected to the SPDIF port of your Asus laptop, first ensure that the connections are secure and that the cables are not damaged. You can also try using a different power outlet or plugging the speakers into a surge protector to reduce electrical interference. Additionally, check your laptop’s audio settings and make sure the SPDIF output is configured correctly, and consider adjusting the volume levels to see if that mitigates the noise. If the problem persists, using an external USB sound card may help isolate and eliminate the hum.