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The thread discusses a laptop with wet speakers caused by water exposure during the rainy season. The original poster seeks advice on fixing the issue without replacing the speakers or opening the machine. Although one user suggests testing with Ubuntu to diagnose hardware problems, the original poster clarifies that it's a hardware issue and prefers not to use Ubuntu or open the device.
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This all started during the rainy season. Then afterwards, Laptop speakers got wet. Please help me how do can I fix this. I can't explain this problem properly.
Please don't tell me to buy a new speaker or to Open the machine.
 

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Neemobeer
Well I would download a copy of Ubuntu and create a bootable usb with Rufus and boot to Ubuntu. If the problem persists then it's most likely a hardware problem. Water damage will cause shorts in the hardware that will damage it as well as corrode components, so replacing the speakers or more likely the motherboard is going to be you're only course of action.
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Well I would download a copy of Ubuntu and create a bootable usb with Rufus and boot to Ubuntu. If the problem persists then it's most likely a hardware problem. Water damage will cause shorts in the hardware that will damage it as well as corrode components, so replacing the speakers or more likely the motherboard is going to be you're only course of action.
 

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Neemobeer said:
Well I would download a copy of Ubuntu and create a bootable usb with Rufus and boot to Ubuntu. If the problem persists then it's most likely a hardware problem. Water damage will cause shorts in the hardware that will damage it as well as corrode components, so replacing the speakers or more likely the motherboard is going to be you're only course of action.
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Actually, A hardware problem. I don't need Ubuntu.
 

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