Recent content by Stuart

Thankyou for all of your suggestions... Got chatting to a guy on another forum and he suggested I uncheck items in the startup of windows that I didn't need then test with High Performance on. Anyway, I did that and it worked a treat. All sorted now. Thanks again.

Yes, Windows 7 was already installed when I bought the laptop. It does have the ability to set up external speakers, I hooked them up at the start and the crackle is equally as bad on them as it is on the internals.. And I have checked the advanced options, the bass boost is unchecked and there...

S'ok. Just found out that this same mouse was playing up on my other computer and doing practically the same things (was a wireless). Tried a different USB mouse and is everything is working perfectly. Thanks again!

Not sure if this the right forum to put this in, but here goes... I own an Aspire 8735G Laptop with Windows 7 64 bit. I haven't owned my laptop very long and have noticed alot of crackling from the speakers (both internal and external). The soundcard is internal and I have installed the...

oh my god! that's worked a treat! It was the mouse after all this time! I was starting to lose my mind :) Thankyou very much for your suggestion... I don't suppose you know of a mouse that is unlikely to cause this kind of conflict...just a wild stab in the dark? :)

Did a full virus scan but came up with nothing of note :(

Gimpydingo - I'm using a mouse to scroll reghakr - I'm doiing a virus scan as we speak.

I own an Aspire 8735G Laptop with Windows 7 64 bit. I have had the laptop for barely 3 weeks and the following has started to occur. The menu's within Windows do not allow me to scroll through them. As an example, in the Power Saving window, when I click on the drop down menu to change the...