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coni1979 -  
 Anonymous user -
Hello,

I no longer have my installation CD for my Hercules XPS 210 Classic speakers, thank you for your help!

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  1. Anonymous user
     
    Hello

    Did you check the manufacturer's website (Hercules), like for all the drivers?

    Hercules drivers
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    1. coni1979
       
      Hi, thanks for your reply, yes but they have nothing, however I sent an email and they told me it should work just by plugging it in.. I thought there were drivers to install, but well I still don't have any sound.
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    2. Anonymous user
       
      These are speakers that you connect to your sound card (3.5mm jack to the light green jack at the back of the tower) or via USB?

      Because speakers connected to a sound card don’t need drivers, the sound card does need them though ^^
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  2. coni1979
     
    They’re messing around with the green jack, so sound card, but how do I know which drivers I need for my card?
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      Based on the brand and model of your PC, if it is a branded PC or based on the specifications of the motherboard (sound cards are usually integrated), check the manufacturers' websites of the PC or the motherboard.

      How to find drivers?
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    2. coni1979
       
      It's a PC bought at Carrefour and there's no brand, well... (Power Net written on the front), the references are on the motherboard?
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  3. jmp59 Posted messages 29286 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   6 349
     
    Power.net are PCs that were assembled by Unika.
    Now they sell Acer and seem to have no technical support.

    You can try https://www.touslesdrivers.com/ which should help you find the name of your sound card and download the driver

    To err is human, to persevere is diabolical.
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  4. coni1979
     
    It's not yielding anything, it's gibberish to me what the computer is asking me....
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      You go to https://www.touslesdrivers.com/ > click on My drivers at the top > click on Start detection > Then the site will ask you to enable ActiveX control or install a plug-in, do it > then return to the detection page and Start detection > You will get a report with the drivers corresponding to your PC and your operating system.

      If you don’t understand this report, copy and paste it here in a next response.
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  6. coni1979
     
    Is it good? I decompressed the folder that was in the list of available audio drivers and I clicked on one of the inner folders, it displayed a download window that I accepted and after that the sound came back!!! Phew, thanks everyone for your help!!
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      You're welcome, my pleasure ;-)
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