I have fairly old external speakers for my desktop computer, but they're fine for my needs. I tend not to listen to music all that much, mainly the Cubs games, and other manner of talking. So, high fidelity is a low concern.
The other day I was getting a bit of static, so I fumbled around with cord and got that to disappear, though there was a slight, low hum. It wasn't heard when sound was coming from the speakers, though a bit annoying when they were on but just sitting. No big deal turning the speakers on and off -- though it was more inconvenient than should be the case, and also the sound has been somewhat low lately. I figured that it might simply be the case of an old pair of speakers on their last round-up. Nonetheless, today I dove back under my desk to play around with the cords again, just in case I could fix things.. Thanks my technical expertise, I figured out the problem. When I had been futzing around with the cords a few days earlier the time before...I hadn't plugged the cord back in all the way. I have now done so. And all works well.. Which brings us to today's tech tip. "Make sure to insert your plugs in all the way." You're welcome.
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