First, i would like to say hello again, many of the older members may remember me (Lucifer). I used to go by "skullflame" or some other form of the phrase, i was an annoying kid with adhd
that was on the Internet playing games and spamming forums with non-scene, most of you probably ignored me and went on with you business. 
The reason I'm making this sort of introduction is to let you all know that i have grown up since then and no longer am i the same infuriating child. I'm 16, a junior in high school 
and im currently 3/4 of the way into my Cisco networking coarse with A+ hardware next year. thats about all i really feel the need to share as none of this has anything at all to do with the topic at hand, and most of you really don't care or have no clue what i'm talking about. I have not been here in a long time, i got out of the tron game awhile back and never really felt the need to play the game anymore as i didn't understand the fine mechanics of it. As of about a week ago tho i have found a new liking for it, i stumbled upon the program while cleaning out my ever-filling hardrive.
This brings me to the topic of this thread, i have a generic dell computer, although I am saving to buy parts for a new computer and i have a case already, with a graphics card on the way, im stuck with what i have for now.
The sound card is relativity nice, 5.1 sound blaster live, and i have never really had any issues with it when using the stereo jack for the 2 speakers i had. I recently just bought the speakers i have always wanted however (Logitech Z-5500 E) and i love them. They are hooked as of now by way of a digital coax cable to my dvd player for my home theater, and the 6channel direct lines to my sound card. When i build my new computer none of this will be a issue because i will have a optic port on the sound card and will run to the speakers from that. As of now tho i seem to be having a problem with the driver of my sound card, or ports, i'm not quiet sure which.
When i hook the 6 channel direct cables into my sound card, the front right and left audio comes in fine (green cable) as do the rear left and right audio (black cable). The problem lies with the center/sub audio (yellow cable). When i have them running and i am doing a audio test built into the receiver on the speakers, they are all functioning normally. When i run a audio test from my computer however the front right, left and the rear right and left do fine, but i get no sound out of my sub and the sound from my center channel in very hard to hear.
My first thought was that the port on the card was dirty or bad, but that was dismissed when i played a audio test of just the center channel, and it worked, but getting barely a burp from the sub. so now i am thinking that if i had a driver that lets me adjust the volume of individual speakers then that might help or even solve the problem.
I am at a loss as to what kind/ where to look to find anything like this or if this is even the problem i am having.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance.
also please excuse grammar/layout as i don't put my thoughts in detailed paper often.
