[x_tacocat_x]

So I just got a new computer (Cybertron X-Strike) and I don't have speakers.
Whenever I plug apple earphones or ever a turtle beach headset into them in my front headphone jack (I don't have one on the back) they make a constant beeping sound, like an annoying beep, but doesn't stop. Other sounds come through, but the beep doesn't stop. I don't know if this helps, but it also seems that my computer recognizes them as speakers. Computer specs if you need them-
processor- AMD A4 3.7ghz
graphics- Radeon HD Graphics (that's actually what it says in my pc info)
OS- windows 8.1
RAM- 8gb
hard drive- 1tb
Any help is appreciated
you can ask for any other pc info you need

 

[JimE]

How it's recognized won't matter. Windows can't tell the difference between speakers or headphones, all it can recognize is that something is attached.

I don't know what would cause the beeping. And I've not seen a desktop PC with only a front panel jack. I can't find the exact model on the cybertron website, but the few that I checked had both (front and rear).

 

[WereBo]

Hi x_tacocat_x and welcome to TSF :wave:

There seems to be a lot of variations for that PC, different mobos, graphics etc. Do you know the exact motherboard that's in it? It's possible the manufacturer fitted a sound-card, so the audio in/out sockets won't be in the same place as t'other sockets.

Otherwise, the beeping could be software-related, possibly a background program warning you of something - Try starting the PC in safe-mode and see if the beeping occurs (either hold the 'Shift' key whilst restarting Windows, or hold the 'Shift' whilst tapping the 'f8' key at boot-up).