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• Satellite M300 - external speaker buzz

  New Satellite M300. Internal speakers work fine.
  Plug in external speakers or headphones and there is a VERY loud humming noise (sounds like radio static noise) and a very low sound from the source.

  What is a sound card configuration problem?
  How should I do? What is a defect in the computer?

  Have you checked all the available sound settings or not?
  Did you also check player settings?

  Bad general condition is for me? Are you listening internet radio? What are you doing exactly?

• U460 - speaker emits noises of buzz

  That of the speaker (front right) makes noises of buzz (as interference but not its high-pitch) playback of no sound.  Mute is not help.

  But if I plug headphones to the headphone, the noise disappears.  (I think because the power of the speaker is turned off).

  I tried to update the driver or the BIOS, but I have the up-to-date version

  Anyone have same or similar problem or solution?

  Thank you.

  Tedd

  I got driver Realtek 6.0.1.6083.

  I uninstalled the Realtek driver package first and rebooted the machine. Then, installed by default Win7 HD Audio driver. Then, after that worked ok accuse noise up to now. I'll do more testing tonight.

  Also, I will install the driver package Realtek again to see if I can reproduce the problem.

  Thank you.

• Qosmio F20-137: very noisy left speaker

  Just had the Qosmio F20 - 137 3 days. The left speaker or something in the chassis is teeming with some frequenzies in the sound. It is very annoying, especially since I bought this for multimedia application. Does anyone know if there is a reason known to the buzz?

  Hello

  All speakers usually begin to vibrate (for the buzz) if the bass is high.
  I think it s not a malfunction. You should check that the sound properties and you shouldn't t turn on maximum bass controller.

  Good bye

• HP Pavilion Sleekbook 15-b000: my laptop makes buzzing noise

  My laptop makes buzzing noise while playing music or video on both headphones and speakers

  Hi @vineeth_7,
  
  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!
  
  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion 15-b000 Sleekbook sizzling/buzzing noise. You can try:

  1. right click the speaker icon in the lower right corner of your time.
  2. click on playback devices.
  3. click on the speakers.
  4. click on properties.
  5. click on the Advanced tab in the Properties window.
  6. change the default menu Format in the highest quality.
  7. apply properties.
  8. click OK to close the Properties window. Restart your laptop and try the sound.

  You can try to use theWindows Update Troubleshooter to fix updates that do not come through Windows.  Reboot the laptop twice to make sure that all updates are completed.

  I recommend to restore the default BIOS settings. You could restore the BIOS withthis document by selecting the reload the default BIOS settings. This helped other people.

  Please let me know how it goes.
  
  You can say thanks for trying to help by clicking on the Thumbs Up below!
  
  Thank you.

• iMac buzzing when connected to the external amplifier

  I have external amplifier connected to the new iMac 5K retina. When he plays music or sounds of any kind, through speakers, it's all good.

  However, if you do not play any sound for 20 seconds, it is very light buzzing sound from left speaker only. I logged out (model end 2012) iMac and it works exactly the same.

  This is NOT ground loop or bad cable/amp problem (amp and iMac share same multi socket). It seems that something in the iMac will sleep, open the circuit, making the high output impedance, making the left channel pick up noise from the power grid. HiFi, impedance of the output device installation is low, effectively killing most of the HF/RF interference in the cable.

  It is very annoying problem that I scoured my decent sound, high-end amp/speakers. Any ideas or solutions (Apple I hope you read this too, it's unacceptable on 2000USD + machine).

  Apple is not reading this. This is a user forum. Certainly, this looks like a bad cable from your description.

• 9.1 Bluetooth iOS buzzing audio iPhone 6s

  I discovered a bug in the iOS 9.1, tested on 2 iPhone 6 and one of 6 s.

  1. connect your iPhone 6 or 6 s with a bluetooth device that has the ability to power off stop. This means that you can turn off the bluetooth device and the phone does not recognize that the bluetooth device is off immediately (the bluetooth on your phone icon remains on for approximately 10 seconds before turning gray)

  2 time connected, put off the bluetooth device

  3 do anything that causes the phone to read the audio data. I do generally is lock and unlock the phone several times (which closes 'click' to get out of the usually bluetooth speaker)

  4. once the bluetooth turns off, the audio is corrupted. Play almost any audio will cause a buzz or silence (depending on what is the first sound of the audio). Telephone call tones are a constant buzz. Some audio sounds are OK, but generally any video or music this failure causes.

  Only solution to fix I found is to restart the phone.

  I took my nine 6s at the genius bar, they suggested for re - configure the phone as a new device. After erasing all data from the phone, with the technique above, I was able to get the device exhibit the same behavior, this isn't my software. On my previous iPhone 6, I had the same problem (but did not know the trigger), and I just tried my brother 6 iPhone and could get the same thing happen. I repeated the behavior for multiple devices bluetooth audio.

  Has anyone seen this problem? Can you repeat the steps above and get it to happen?

  How to report to Apple as they can fix? This should be a very reproducible problem. Should I take another genius bar appointment to demonstrate the problem? Obviously, it is not my phone, so I can't get a new one that solves the problem.

  Post edited by: schveiguy2

  Please submit to Apple at this link: http://www.apple.com/feedback

• Loud buzzing noise VN7 - 791-G [+ audio clip]

  For the last two weeks that I had trouble with a very loud hum staticky coming from the lower left corner of my Aspire VN7 - 791 G (left of the Tablet under the keyboard) when the machine is under load (working in game engines and play games, mainly). I've had this laptop for a little over a year and never had this problem before. Side software, everything seems fine, I have not noticed any FPS fall or freezes / crashes or something of the sort. I get an occasional blue screen, but those who are very rare after all drivers and updates to BIOS (power of State failure or something like that).

  The hum seems louder depending on the workload. If I close all active programs, the noise tends to remain constant for couple minutes, then he calms down gradually until it is completely silent.

  I tried to record the sound, and when I listen to the helmet that looks a lot like the real thing (but not too strong): http://vocaroo.com/i/s1cZvjzHgHs5.

  Also: I have not tried to replicate this again, but earlier I was running a game on the battery from the battery by accident. The machine has been completely silent. After awhile, I got a message saying battery was weak, so I plugged in the charger and... instantly, heard the buzz with a maximum volume (not a gradual increase as usual). Could it have something to do with the power save settings perhaps? Or more likely as a material thing?

  Thank you

  So, I have good news...

  In a last effort attempt, I decided to open my laptop and remove the front left speaker, because I was almost certain that it is the noise. I unplugged the mobo, unscrewed it and removed from the chassis. I tried all day and I can confirm that the hum is GONE now!

  It's kinda something hacky that I have now only 3 speakers instead of 4, but I'm just happy that I am able to reuse this thing in the workplace. CE marking as resolved.

• why I get buzzing on my headphones

  I have windows vista 32 bit and I get the buzz on my headphones, or when I play music. (any music from WMP or Youtube, as well as just randomly get buzzing.

  I plugged my speaker jack in another outlet and still the same problem.

  I tried also also put my earphone in a different location, the problem disappears, so I don't think it's my headphones which poses problem.

  Hello Hussain,

  You are able to hear properly through the speakers?

  Method 1:

  See the article and try tro solve the problem with sound:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-fixing-common-sound-problems

  Method 2:

  Refer to the section "what can I do on the audio problems, such as popping, crackling, or sound that plays too fast or too slowly?" in the following link and check if this can help:

  Play an audio or video file: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/play-an-audio-or-video-file-frequently-asked-questions

  It will be useful.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Buzz then close

  When I'm speaking on my curve, it will begin to Buzz in the background then shortly it will completely disable and then it goes through a reset. Someone at - it ideas?

  It is a Blackberry Curve 8300 about 2 years.

• BlackBerry Smartphones earphone buzzes on my storm 2

  I've had my phone for about a month.  A week ago my headset on my storm 2 started buzzing.  I have trouble understanding conversations.  I put on speaker just to understand with just anyone.  Why is this happening?

  It may be a hardware problem.  I recommend you contact your carrier (service provider) for assistance.

• Buzz during playback of media

  I use Windows7 on a Dell Studio laptop. Recently, during playback of any file type multimedia, I hear a 'buzz' short and strong. It occurs every 20 to 30 seconds. Video wil interrupted momentarily, also. I reinstalled all the drivers and have the latest Windows updates. Anyone know what is happening and in particular, how to fix?

  Hello

  First of all, make sure that the laptop has grounded electric enough. If this did not help, then it would be better to contact Dell for assistance. It seems to be a problem with the internal speaker to the Dell laptop.

  Dell support: http://support.Dell.com/

  Hope the information is useful.

• Buzz of noise in the tempo switch

  My song has 4 different tempos. Every time that happens, occurs a humming noise. If I get all tracks FX behind it disappears. How can I keep the delay, but not the buzz?

  Thank you y´all.

  Use automation for on/off switch of the delays to and after each change of tempo.

  If that kills too late in the face of that time, and then introduce a Gain ahead of every delay, automate the Gain to cut admission to the delay when changing the tempo. Who will cut the whole track, however.

• speaker to ear iPhone 6 seems very small

  speaker to ear iPhone 6 seems very small

  Hey Chief Nir.

  From what you describe, the sound of the receiver seems low for you. Let's go over some troubleshooting to get smooth it.

  Start by taking a look at your receiver if something blocks or if it needs to be cleaned. Read the article below for more details and additional details to help solve this problem for you.

  If you do not hear a person on an appeal or a voice message or if the sound is not clear on your iPhone
  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT203800

  Take care!

• Does anyone else have a problem with the left speaker is much lower than the right?

  Any source that I use the left speaker is much lower than the left. If I put my finger on the right I can feel the pressure of air pushed but not by the left. Is it an iPhone defective 7?

  Hello, TopDog16!

  Welcome to congratulations on getting a new iPhone and Apple support communities 7.  From what I see in your post, you have any questions on the stereo speakers in your new iPhone.  I would be happy to help you with that!

  Indeed, your iPhone has holes on both right and left sides on the lower edge (on each side of the connector of the Lightning).  The holes on the right are only speaker on this edge of the phone, however.  The other speaker in the pair is at the top of the phone, where the cut is, just above the screen.  Check here to see if sound comes out.

  This page has a large diagram of the iPhone of 7 speakers (in the section entitled "Buttons and external connectors"): iPhone 7 - technical specifications

  Have a great rest of your week!