External Speakers on Laptop


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If I wish to use external speakers on my laptop would I just plug them into the headphone socket?  You must be able to do it but I can't see any other way.

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If you want speakers apart from RR's suggestion you would need powered computer speakers.  I don't think there is enough output at the headphone jack to run none powered speakers.

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That OK thanks. I have powered speakers. Just easier to ask here than fiddle around the back of my old desktop to find where they are plugged in. I hadn't thought about Bluetooth though. I will look into finding out if my laptop that when I have had me dinner  :hungr:

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Seems that I haven't got Bluetooth built in although it is mentioned in settings/devices but that will be to do with Windoze 10 rather than the laptop itself

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From the HP site for your laptop:

 

Connecting speakers:

You can attach wired speakers to your computer by connecting them to USB ports (or the audio-out jack) on your computer or on a docking station. To connect wireless speakers to your computer, follow the device manufacturer's instructions. 

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For devices that don't have Bluetooth built in you can get a transmitter for around twenty quid.

 

Go on Amazon / Argos etc. and search for Bluetooth Transmitter. 

 

They plug into your headphone socket.

 

Andy

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The only thing I possess at the moment that is Bluetooth is my phone. I have set that so that it can be 'found' but my laptop is unable to find it.

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