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Logitech Speakers not working with Windows 10 I just installed Windows 10 and now my Logitech speakers that worked just fine with Windows 8 aren't even being detected by my computer now. Any ideas on how to fix this?

That's where the Logitech Speaker System Z313 comes in, offering you the easy way to kick back and enjoy your music. It’s convenient control pod makes it easy to control volume and even plug in your headphones. 25 watts (RMS) of power fill your room with big, balanced sound.

That are compatible. Tried Z130 Logitech speakers and couldn't get them to work with my new All-In-One w/Windows 8.

They were ordered with the AIO, but only static. Consulted with tech support company that I have a paid subscription with and they said the Z130's were not compatible with Windows 8. Sure wish I was told that at the time of ordering. They were listed as an optional device when I was 'customizing' my computer. Also tried the R-20 Logitech speakers (with woofer) and didn't work either.

Both the Z130 and R-20 work with my Macbook and with my Windows 7 computers. WHAT BRAND AND MODEL SPEAKERS HAVE ANY OF YOU OUT THERE INSTALLED ON THE INSPIRON AIO 2020 (WITH WINDOWS 8) AND THEY WORK FINE????

Hi parislexi1, Inspiron AIO 2020 is compatible with both the speakers mentioned by you. You may connect the speaker cable to Audio out connector on left hand side of computer (marked by a headphone). If you face issues you may try wiggling the connection a little bit and see if it helps as sometimes loose connection might lead to static noise. You may also follow the steps below to configure the speakers in Dell Audio Manager:. Press Windows + X button on keyboard. Click on Control Panel. Select Realtek HD Audio Manager to launch the utility.

You may turn off Waves Maxx audio. You may also decrease the microphone volume.

Click on Speaker/Headphone and setup the Speaker as Stereo and test the output. Click on Microphone and lower the Microphone boost to minimum level If the issue persists, please share a screenshot of Jack Information under Advanced in Audio Manager while the speakers are connected. Will take it further from there. Nothing is working. (Z130 Logitech) The minute I plug the speaker into the mike jack (don't know how to take a screen shot),immediately loud static.

Decreasing the microphone volume didn't change anything - static-y still. Went through the steps you recommended. Lowering the Microphone boost to minimum didn't do anything either. Still lots of static. BTW - 'Realtek HD Audio Manager' was not listed under Control Panel. I had to go through ';Sound' - 'Manage Audio Devices' to get to 'Realtek High Definition Audio Default Device'. However Waves Maxx audio could not be found under 'Realtek High Definition Audio Default Device', it was under 'Dell Audio'.

I clicked on both music and set up tests re: each speaker's output and I could hear the sounds/music, but the static is much louder than the sound output so. The speakers were connected to the right jack. I am a retired computer analyst - I know which jack to use!

(Computer Setup 101) Anyway - I decided to forget about trying to make those speakers work on that PC. Obviously, they are NOT compatible with my Dell Inspiron AIO 2020/ Windows 8 combination. I installed the Logitech X-140 speakers that I had on my Dell Desktop Inspiron 560 (Windows 7) on the new Dell Inspiron One 2020 (All-In-One). No problems (plug & play). They work fine! I installed the new Logitech Z130 speakers on my Macbook.

No problems (plug & play). They work fine! I installed the Logitech R-20 speakers (with woofer) that I had on my Macbook on my Dell Desktop Inspiron 560. No problems (plug & play). They work fine! Hi parislexi1, Thanks for the response.

Troubleshooting becomes easy with knowledge and experience; appreciate your expertise. In one of of your previous post, you specifically mentioned about the speakers being connected to the mic jack. Therefore I was anticipating an incorrect physical connection and asked you to plug it into the audio output jack. It could have been a typographical error. You might still want to double check the status.

However, I also confirmed about the compatibility of the speakers with the system's hardware and Windows 8. The speakers are plug and play devices and should function normally with your system. You may refer to article. At this stage, I have little idea about the root cause.

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The speakers seem fine, as they work with your Mac. Would like to double check if you tried to maneuver the audio settings of the sound card as I suggested earlier. That may have a bearing on an optimal audio output. As the other set of speakers work with your computer, it substantiates a healthy sound card on your system.

Had it been a hardware issue, none of the speakers would have worked with it. You may also try to adjust/wiggle the audio pin on the audio output jack.

Try performing it while playing a song on your system and see if you are able to hear it properly at a particular position. Another remote possibility could be grounding issues with the speakers. You may want to try plugging your speakers with a different power wall socket to see if that helps. Please reply with the findings. I would be glad to assist you further.

Ooops, my mistake. I probably did type 'mike' when I meant to indicate the 'headphone' icon on the side of the computer. (Typo) However, I did plug it into the right one each time. I plugged the Z130 speakers into different wall sockets and power strips, but still got the loud static when connected to the All-in-One. I also maneuvered the audio settings as you previously suggested - same results. I could faintly hear the music but the loudness of the static overpowered the music. I recently discovered that, although I am getting a clean/non-staticy sound with the X-140 speakers installed on the All-In-One, it is a very 'tinny' sound.

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So I had to jiggle the audio plug in the connector and press and physically hold it there with my finger in order to get optimal audio output. Once I let go, it goes back to the tinny sound. So now 2 different concerns with the All-In-One: 1. Why loud static only with the Z-130 speakers? Why 'tinny' sound unless plug 'jiggled' with non-Z130 speakers?