I just watched a DVD for the first time on my Acer 5570Z, and the volume was much lower than on my previous laptop. However, I found a way to boost it noticeably in Vista (may work in xp if you can find it). - Right click the speaker icon in the task bar (or choose Control Panel : Sound). - Select Playback Tab : Speakers : Properties. - Select Enhancements Tab. - Check the Loudness Equalization box and click apply. Volume should now be substantially louder. Modifying Equalizer and Environment settings may also provide a boost.

connect it to your computer sync to i tunes and it will repair itself.it worked for me!good luck

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If your computer speaker has an internal volume amplifier and all the other adjustments are at a maximum, I`m afraid that there`s not anything else you could do with it. Or you could replace the speaker with a much powerful one. try Juster multimedia speakers or any other bigger names. usually, USB gave me the feeling of poor sound. Jack Russel

You can make the sound of your computer louder by attaching external speakers to your computer with some extra woofers.

I tried loudness equalization and it made it worse, it was about 50% quieter :-(

make the distance between the speakers and your ears an equilateral triangle and put them at the same height aka hot spot

Just repair your speakers :D If they sound is bad than there is problem with your speakers and you should find that problem or easyest way - buy new speakers and your sound will be so much better everything depends on your speakers they are the one which makes your computers sound good or bad. Judith Foster

Yes there are lots of ways to make the speakers of your computer go louder. You can connect amplified speakers to your computer and the volume will be louder than before . You can also use sorround speakers with your computer to boost the sound of your speakers. Another option that you have is to go the website of the manufacturer of your speakers and see if they have got an update that can make the volume go louder.

if u have a wired controller that is most likely causing it if you have the plug in charge controller then charge it while not using ur headset then play with ur charged controller wirelessly