streunR
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Hey, i really need help with this terrible strange sound.
Vocaroo | Voice message
It comes totally random, tested with and without headset.
Cant find this in "systemsounds"
Really need to fix it..
Acer Laptop / windows 10
Vocaroo | Voice message
It comes totally random, tested with and without headset.
Cant find this in "systemsounds"
Really need to fix it..
Acer Laptop / windows 10
Solution
kemical
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Have you checked for malware? Try running Malwarebytes (it's free)
kemical
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If this has only started recently perhaps it's linked to something you recently installed?
Or perhaps it's an old extension or add-on to a browser? See this as an example:
Strange "splash" or "splish" noise, random sound
Or perhaps it's an old extension or add-on to a browser? See this as an example:
Strange "splash" or "splish" noise, random sound
ddrnic
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Hi. I have had presided problem after installing, even win7. Then I hit win10 and it was remain after new installation of windows.
What was. I have 5.1 speakers. They was connected in 5.1 mode. Every time while rebooting or turning off it was that ugly peachy sound.
Solution was after long two years(not drivers issue) I have found. I reconnected 5.1 to 7.1 and that was it. My sound system is 10 years old electronics. Maybe cos of that.
Good luck.
What was. I have 5.1 speakers. They was connected in 5.1 mode. Every time while rebooting or turning off it was that ugly peachy sound.
Solution was after long two years(not drivers issue) I have found. I reconnected 5.1 to 7.1 and that was it. My sound system is 10 years old electronics. Maybe cos of that.
Good luck.
kemical
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You could try tracking it down by uninstalling all your third party applications such as media players or pdf readers and just leave windows as well as it's drivers installed. A process of elimination.
If the sound does stop then slowly start adding apps back one at a time to see if the sound returns. If your sure things are ok then install the next thing and so on..
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