Check to see if your speakers work properly now! However, make sure the lowest you go is 2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality).

You can choose between different qualities and sample rates to experiment with.

Changing the default format of your speakers Navigate to the Advanced tab in the Speakers’ Properties window and check the Default Format section.

Left-click on Logitech speakers and click the Properties button.

Navigate to the Playback tab of the Sounds window which just opened up.

After that, locate and click on the Sounds option to open the same window.

Right-click on the Volume icon located at the bottom right part of your screen and choose Sounds An alternative way would be to open the Control Panel on your PC and set the View by option to Large icons.

You can select a higher frequency along with any bit depth! Windows often assign a low sampling frequency to newly added devices which can cause issues such as this one. If the speakers are sort of working but the sound they play is noisy and low-quality, you should check if the sample rate is too low. Solution 1: Change the Default Format of the Speakers

Audio drivers – Last but not least, faulty or old audio drivers can be a culprit of the problem and you should update them as soon as possible!.

Apps have taken exclusive access over your speakers – If an app has done this, other apps can’t use your speakers properly and it simply won’t work.

Audio enhancements are disabled – In some scenarios, audio enhancements need to be enabled for your speakers to work.

Windows do this to most newly added devices so make sure you change that.

The default format is set too low – If the sample rate of the speakers is set too low, it might not work at all or it may produce low-quality audio.

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