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No not very small Pc's i'm talking about Pc's bought from Tiny. I bought one off my uncle who was getting a better PC so sold me his but without any speakers. I've tried 3 lots and none of them work and every time i start my computer i always get the same message about speakers from Tiny. So my question is do my speakers have to be of Tiny make for them to actually work on my computer?
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I've never heard that one before. If it is a regular 3.5 mm jack then it wouldn't be able to detect if it is Tiny speakers or not. Tiny went bust ages ago, but they are now owned by Time. They trade on the high street as The Computer Shop and can be found at tiny.com so you could check the website.
I tend to think if they do have some sort of bizarre Tiny speakers only thing then it would be software controlled, as opposed to anything with hardware.
I tend to think if they do have some sort of bizarre Tiny speakers only thing then it would be software controlled, as opposed to anything with hardware.
Tiny went bust recently, I think, so it may be a bit futile. The best bet would be to try using all the speaker sockets at the back to see what your current ones are compatible with, or otherwise to get some universal speakers. Good quality cheap ones wise, I would reccomend Yamaha YST-M8 speakers- they're compatible with all my PCs.
No not very small Pc's i'm talking about Pc's bought from Tiny. I bought one off my uncle who was getting a better PC so sold me his but without any speakers. I've tried 3 lots and none of them work and every time i start my computer i always get the same message about speakers from Tiny. So my question is do my speakers have to be of Tiny make for them to actually work on my computer?
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