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Audio devices such as speakers, microphones, headphones, and music players can enhance certain experiences while performing tasks on your computer. To connect an audio device to your computer, you must first locate the jacks and ports that attach the device to your computer. In most cases, your audio device will be ready for use after you have plugged it into your computer; however, some devices may require you to modify your computer's sound settings before use. Continue reading this article to learn about the exact processes for connecting audio devices to either a Windows, or Macintosh-based computer. | Audio devices such as speakers, microphones, headphones, and music players can enhance certain experiences while performing tasks on your computer. To connect an audio device to your computer, you must first locate the jacks and ports that attach the device to your computer. In most cases, your audio device will be ready for use after you have plugged it into your computer; however, some devices may require you to modify your computer's sound settings before use. Continue reading this article to learn about the exact processes for connecting audio devices to either a Windows, or Macintosh-based computer. | ||
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