Windows 7 Problem with speakers

Saltgrass

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• Apr 9, 2012

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Might possibly be feedback. Have you tried turning down the volume or muting the microphone?

I will assume you are referring to the built in speakers..?

 

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noelian14

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• Apr 9, 2012

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ahh...yep i tried muting mic..disabling it and uninstalling the mic...still same...and yep im referring to internal speakers

also tried doing in headphones...same result

 

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bump just wanna bump my topic

 

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• Apr 12, 2012

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I can't really think of another reason your system would be having such a problem. If it was confined to only one type of sound file, I might understand.

But all I can suggest is to reinstall the sound drivers. Maybe some codec has gotten messed up.

If the unit is still in warranty, I would think about having it looked at by Aspire.

 

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• Apr 13, 2012

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well...i formatted my notebook and still same...reinstalled drivers from official website of acer still same it just clears a little but still same....could it be a wire?

 

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