Audio Inspiron 17R 5720 problem

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• Inspiron 17r - 5720 problems audio - static, hum, during playback of any audio and the sound of the speaker rear

  Hi, I got my laptop for less than a week and there are several problems with the audio. When no matter what audio is supposed to play, only a static noise comes from loudspeakers. This happens when the music plays, or when a sound system is supposed to play.

  Occasionally when I start the computer, the rear speaker makes a wooshing, a static sound (like a TV white noise) and will continue when I open programs.

  Hello. Unplug the power cable from the computer and listen on the batteries. If the audio improve, then you have a problem of material known with this model.

  The problem is documented in the FAQ Audio Choppy/jump. Look in the section for model Inspiron 7720 and 5720.

  Hello, Zohaib_R welcome on the portable Audio discussion Forum. Feel free to browse the FAQ portable Audio.

• Dell Inspiron 17R 5720 does not work with the charger. Charger is not recognized. No problem with charger.

  My Dell Inspiron 17R 5720 does not recognize charger. And unfortunately my warranty expired 2 months ago.
  It was plugged and work in the morning, but then in the afternoon I noticed he was running on battery only. It does not start without battery (charger just plugged).

  1 this is what I did to debug. Me and my brother, we bought the same computers Dell laptops at the same time a year and a bit ago. That's why a debugging purposes, it was good.
  I took my charger and plugged into his computer. And it works. Certainly not the charger problem I guess. And when I plug the charger my computer, green light is still on the charger. And I have the original charger provided with the laptop.

  2. now, laptop is running on battery only, so that means that this motherboard works. I think so.

  3. the next thing I did was charger disconnected and removed the battery from the laptop. Then I pushed and hold the "Power" button for 45 seconds to pay a royalty to the flea market. Charger plugged in but laptop will not start.

  4. then I booted the laptop on battery, went to the BIOS and check if the charger is recognized in the BIOS. No, it does not recognize charger. So, if this isn't a charger so what else can we?

  5 laptop has no strange smells so I don't know if something happened with the motherboard, but I guess that motherboard is ok because it works battery.

  6. I was thinking of updating the BIOS, but I can't do it, because it will be not be updated then the laptop runs on the battery, it needs to be plugged.

  Now I'm stuck. I don't know what I can do. I'm willing to spend a little more money on it to try to fix.

  If someone had such a problem in the past please let me know what you have done and if it fixed it.
  Or if anyone has any other ideas, I will be happy and appreciated the help.

  Hello and sorry for this late post. Just had this problem... If there is nothing wrong with the AC adapter, it's a software problem.

  Close the laptop... Unplug the AC adapter / CC... Remove the battery... Plug the power adapter... Start the laptop... Go to the control panel... Find and select the Device Manager... Batteries, left click... Uninstall Microsoft AC Adapter, uninstall Microsoft ACPI compatible with battery control method... In fact, uninstall all you can under the batteries, but that should be all there is. It will be re - install when starting... Stop cell phone... Remove the AC adapter / CC... Replace the battery... Plug the power adapter... Start the laptop... Now, everything should be good.

• New screen for Inspiron 17R 5720 - AUO-HD + FHD

  Hello

  I have a Dell Inspiron 17R 5720. I want to change the screen since the range of colors in this regard is bad in my opinion. The screen is an AUO B173RW01 V5 which is HD + I think it is a 40-pin connection.

  The AUO B173HW01 V4 would be compatible with my laptop? This screen is FHD, has the best range of colours by far and is also the 40 pin connection I think.

  More information on laptop:

  Mid-2012
  Win 7 64
  Intel Core i7
  Intel HD 4000.

  If a FHD is incompatible, there HD screens + who have a better range of color, brightness and contrast?

  If you need more info ask you please, I really want to fix soon!

  Thank you very much for your help!

  If this screen is known to be the one that was shipped with this model, it should work.  If this is not the case, see the link below for compatible screens

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  Also note that the wiring harness must be amended to increase the screen resolution.  Yes, the connector is the same - but the internal cable structure is different between the models of low and high resolution - if you try to use a FHD screen with HD cable, you won't see a complete picture.

• How do I know if my Inspiron 17R 5720 supports a backlit keyboard?

  There are several sites that sell backlit keyboards for the Inspiron 17R 5720, but they all have a warning that says something like this «...» If your laptop computer motherboard does not support the feature of backlit then the backlit function does not work.

  Well, how can I determine if my motherboard supports if the narrowing of my laptop down for 17R 5720 is not clear enough? Many subspecies of 17R 5720 (17R 5720-A, 17R 5720-B, 17R 5720-C)? How much more specific that I can determine if the kb works on the system?

  Impossible to get a straight answer from anywhere.

  It seems that the 5720 do not have the option of a backlit keyboard - the 7720 is the model that has made.

• No sound on Inspiron 17R 5720 after Windows 10 upgrade

  Anyone know if there's new audio drivers for an Inspiron computer 17R laptop (5720) [age 2013]?

  I "upgraded" to Windows 10 tonight, and now he can't use it installed drivers. The drivers are included, but it is said that they can not be used for a reason, so I have no sound. None.

  So far between that and the constant crashing of applications, this 'upgrade' feels more like a HORRIBLE beta-test the software.

  I may want my Windows 8.1 back if this continues.

  UPDATE: Windows update solved my problem this evening and found new drivers for audio but also video.

  Let your computer look for the updates of Windows drivers. If this does not work, I had just found this thread and spoke to try it before my problem was corrected automatically:

  Answers.Microsoft.com/en-US/Insider/Forum/insider_wintp-insider_devices/IDT-High-Definition-Audio-Codec-not-working-on/570a5038-e48e-43F3-af75-95da61447c87?page=26

  "Try this, it worked for my stuborn problem:

  FIRST: go to Cortana (ask anything) in the NGO start and type Device Manager. In the pop-up above click (Device Manager Control Panel)

  NEXT: Go down to the (sound, video, game controller), and then click the (>) to expand the file.

  NOTE: Here, you have two options. 1: (AMD HD Audio controllers) and 2: (Audio device high definition)

  NOTE: I have an AMD processor. Your audio controller can be another brand. Not much.

  NEXT: make a right click on the (high definition Audio Device) and click (driver update) a second box opens:

  NEXT: Click the Option at the bottom (browse my computer for driver software) opens another box.

  NEXT: Click on the bottom option (to let me pick from a list of devices on my computer) another box opens.

  NEXT: options (model): click (HIGH DEFINITION AUDIO DEVICE), and then click Next.

  You should hear sound from your speakers. Good luck because I know how you feel.

  I hope it works for you, as it worked for me bcause I was really disappointed until someone here left a message which I can't find for the life of me. "

• Inspiron 17R 5720 white screen

  Logo Dell comes and then the screen turns white (backlight is turned on). I can enter the bios and you have run the built in PSA Diagnostics without error. Tried an external monitor, but doesn't work. Diagnosis of the screen ("D" + power supply) does nothing. Three on the front are turned on. Tried removing battery and pressing the power for 30 seconds, but still Dell logo then blank screen.

  IF YOU ENCOUNTER THIS PROBLEM - TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS ARTICLE / FIX!

  I agree that this thread is over a year, but I just recovered from this problem and thought I'd share my experience in the attempt to help others.

  Problem statement: Dell 17R 1520 with 64-bit Windows 8. Turn on laptop computer, see dell Logo, Dell logo disappears, screen remains backlite, no startup progress takes place.

  Occasionally, you may see a blue bar loading on the bottom of the screen. If you have any bootable media in the drawer of the DVD or USB, you can sometimes see success F12 for boot, written options in the lower right corner.

  All attempts to hit F2, F8, F9, F12 give no relief. Holding the Windows key during startup does NOT bring the Windows diagnostic application. Switching the video output to an external monitor (VGA or HDMI) does nothing - exactly the same thing.

  If I swapped the hard drive and tried to boot from a bootable disc of rom, I could sometimes get into the BIOS. However, I never could the system to boot from a USB key.

  The problem has been compounded by the fact that I had no support from emergency boot support (thanks dell) or recovery of Windows 8.

  For me:

  It wasn't a video GPU problem.

  There was no question of motherboard

  Remove the CMOS battery did clear the BIOS settings, but I still couldn't F2 in them - or the system complained to this topic when I first turned on (which giving me the opportunity to get into the BIOS).

  Dell has offered no help, except to me charge to replace the motherboard.

  There was another user of Dell who found the article which I think would have solved my problem - IF - I got the recovery media.

  This article is here: http://www.dell.com/support/troubleshooting/us/en/19/kcs/kcsarticles/articleview?docid=599950

  I then started testing with Windows 7. I installed a new hard drive and loaded Windows 7 (boy, that's a wonderful feeling to see a real useful to the operating system). Windows 7 loaded, and finally arrived on the desktop - however - if I rebooted the system wouldn't start the second time (same question as above).

  In the end, what worked for me

  1. install a test disc (or reformat the disk used to test with windows 7)

  2 install Windows 7 (I used pro 64 - bit w/SP1)

  3. Once installation is complete and you land on the desktop computer, DO NOT RESTART

  4 use IE to download the latest version of the Dell BIOS specific to your system (service number)

  5. download and run the new bios

  6. the BIOS loader runs in Windows 7, and then reboots the system

  7. the charger of the bios will continue in a black screen similar to back - let it run

  8. the system will restart again - you will begin to see signs of life at this stage

  9. press F2 to enter the bios - the default BIOS reset

  10 save and exit bios

  11. Turning off the laptop

  12 install your hard drive of Windows 8

  13. turn on your system start - whalla - enjoying boring balls twirl around Microsoft

  14. in a few minutes your office should take over

  You have just recovered from hell. It is stated that a process of updating failed or interrupted corrupts the BIOS and causes this problem.

  I don't know everybody has hard drives and windows 7 DVD floating around. But at least this info can be used to help others.

  I hope this works for you too!

• Inspiron 17R 5720/Windows 8 Wifi

  I installed the drivers available in the order appropriate for Windows 8, and he does not even as an option on the new settings. FN/F2 toggle Bluetooth, and I get the same notification icon that I had on Win 7 Wifi turn power on and off. I guess we expect on Intel drivers?

  Hi guys,.

  I contacted the support technique dell via Twitter. They told me this driver. It worked for me. But I had to manually run the file setup.exe in the folder WLAN (see image below) because I came across a few compatibility issues with the driver for the Bluetooth device. My Bluetooth works fine so I don't bother. I went in this directory and run setup.exe: C:\dell\Drivers\P58H7\WLAN

  I hope this works for you guys. If this isn't the case, I recommend you contact dell via twitter support. The response was quick.

  

• Computer Dell laptop inspiron 17r 5720 freezes when playing offline games

  I have my laptop for 2 months now. I was playing GTA 4 before it freezes. But the day it froze, I thought it was overheating. When I turn my laptop on the game gta 4 further once it froze. its doing the same thing for other games.

  Help, please

  Hi Yaj765,

  Run the diagnostics just to make sure that the material is very good.

  http://bit.LY/11rpNTs

  Try to update the BIOS by using this link below

  http://Dell.to/1abdVZl

  After the BIOS update (if the system allows you to update), try to uninstall and reinstall the video card driver.

  To uninstall go into Device Manager (type in the search box), expand select your video card graphics cards.

  Click on uninstall, check Remove driver software and click Ok

  Restart the system, download and reinstall the driver from this link below

  http://Dell.to/1abdVZl

  (Note: Please choose the right card and download them drivers install.)

  Answer with your findings.

• mSATA SSD as drive Bootable - Inspiron 17R 5720

  Thus,.

  I desperately need the SSD speed.

  I know that I can use caching to intesl commands, but I can't!

  • Intel® Smart Response Technology: This technology takes advantage of the speed of the SSD in caching where frequently used information is stored on the SSD instead of hard drive.
  • Intel® QuickStart technology: this technology allows the system to boot with - in seconds after the hibernation.
  This is what I want to do, put a 128 GB SSD drive mSATA in the slot, windows in the fire and use it as my OS & APPS, (c drive) drive, and then use the existing drive, the 1 TB of mechanical drive as the drive for storage (drive d).
  The dell site, say I can't use an MSATA SSD started with--I see no why!
  Can someone advise?
  Also, I can't find the mSATA specification... dunno if its 3 SATA or SATA 2.
  Thank you

  Yes it worked perfectly.

  Mine has been running for more than a year.

  Install mSATA

  Disconnect the HARD drive temporarily

  Set as Bootable mSATA in bios.

  Install windows on USB msata,

  Connect the HARD return drive.

  You now have mSATA as drive C: and the old 1 GB HARD drive as d: or e: drive. But you can change to the d: drive if it goes as a e reader, as mine did.

  IM opting out this thread now. It works and has been confirmed repeatedly. Buy the disc and crack on with it.

• Windows 10 audio drivers for Inspiron 17R SE (7720, mid-2012)

  Hello

  On the page of the product related to my Inspiron 17R laptop SE (7720, mid-2012) there is information that "Dell has tested this product to confirm that it can be upgraded to Windows 10.

  I installed Windwos 10 Pro x 64 bit that everything works well except audio.

  There is no driver to download from the download page for the Audio and subwoofer on my laptop does not work.

  Link to the driver download page: www.dell.com/.../advanced

  Could I get download link for compatible audio driver (IDT sound card), please

  Hey there,

  I had the same problem with my Dell.

  I just installed the driver available for Windows 8.1 (64-bit) and it works just as well.

  This method works if all goes well.

• Inspiron 17R 7720 Power2Go problem

  Hello

  I'm a french user. Then, when I start the Power2Go on my new computer laptop Inspiron 17R 7720 for create a data data-CD DVD, my the screen refresh continuously (every second) the part of the selection of the files I want to choose to burn.

  I don't know if it's because of the resolution of the screen or something else... I have red in various forums that Cyberlink Media Suite was really updated to work with windows 8, with screen high-resolution...

  Could someone help me please...

  Thank you very much.

  Hello

  Solved. I found the solution to my Dell download Center: latest version of Cyberlink Media Suite.

  Talk to you soon...

  Good bye.

• Subwoofer on Inspiron 17r 7720 IS not working is not in win10

  I installed windows on my Dell Inspiron 17r SE 7720 10, but now the sound is very flat, volume is soft and the subwoofer stopped working. I looked on the Dell site, but there don't seem to be audio drivers available for this notebook for windows 10 reference drivers. Realtek also do not resolve the problem.

  Is there a solution for this?

  Hello. Has anyone tried installing the audio driver? There is no audio driver for the Inspiron 17R SE 7720 Win10, then you will need to use the audio driver IDT for Win8.1 and install it using compatibility mode.

  1. download and save the driver to your desktop.
  2. double-click the new icon on the desktop to extract (unzip) the files of the driver.
  3. the wizard of the extractor will create a new folder for the driver files. It will be located at the "c:\dell\drivers\xxxxxx". Note the exact location that the wizard creates.
  4. If the driver begins to install automatically, stop (cancel) installation.
  5. search for the driver files on the hard drive (the location you noted).
  6. find the file "setup.exe".
  7. right click on setup.exe to open the context menu.
  8. Select Properties.
  9. Select the Compatibility tab.
  10. check the box "run this program in compatibility mode for"... WIN8.1.

  If installing the driver IDT does not work then I suggest you return the laptop in the operating system in which the audio worked properly, unless there is a compelling reason to have the Win10 operating system. Dell does not have to put any new audio drivers for the Inspiron 17R SE 7720 and Win10 audio management in the notebook models where the audio is not supported is hardly encouraging.

• Hum/stuttering/freezing on Inspiron 17R 7720 Windows OS 8.1

  Hello

  For a few days, my Inspiron 17R 7720 SE with Windows 8.1 has had problems with the audio from all sources (Media Player, youtube, games, etc.) often gel/hum/stuttering, as often as every minute for a second or two. I thought that this could be a problem with my power cable, but sometimes stack too. I've installed every update (including optional) and even disabled/enabled audio, but I still get this problem. Thank you for your help and your review!

  I had the same problem as you.  What fixed it for me was uninstall the Dell "Agent SupportAssist". Something has increased with the update that caused this problem to happen.

• Dell Inspiron 17R will not start

  Hey,.

  My Dell Inspiron 17R laptop 5720 was working fine until today, she won't start now. I had a virus, but Avira seemed to clean it properly, so I thought everything is ok now, but after restarting my laptop I didn't even have the "Dell" screen more. I've been Googling this topic for hours, but no one seems to have this kind of problem. Most of the users get stuck after the POST screen, but I don't yet get there. I just press the power button and that's it - laptop starts, but doesn't show anything. 1 out of 10 times, I managed to start and it works perfectly, even restart Windows it works then, but once disable us it probably will start again for the next 7-8 attempts.

  Things I've tried:

  -Remove the battery, hold the power button / stop for 60 seconds

  -In the course of running Dell Diagnostics (regular and thorough mode) test - it detects no error

  -Commissioning with or without battery

  -Flashing of BIOS (A14)

  -Reinstalling Windows, even tried Linux

  -Remove the strips of memory, trying to start with one stick (I had 2 x 4 GB) - will not change anything

  It looks like a problem that does occur from time to time. It is a hardware or a software problem? Is there anything else I should try before sending it for repair?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hi randomthings,

  I appreciate for all stages of misjudged shootings.

  I recommend you to disconnect all external devices. Turn on the system and check if there are codes of beeps at startup.

  Given that the system turns after several attempts, it may be due to poor nutrition or inadequate food, bad drive HARD or other hardware problem.

  A poor, distressed or inadequate diet is often the cause of this problem. If the hard disk does not have enough power during the first time the computer starts, it will not be able to spin the platters of hard drive fast enough to start the computer. However, if you restart the computer, two, three, or four times, because the platters spin already, he is able to get the drive to speed and able to boot from the disc. Try with an AC adapter / CC known good and control; If the problem continues, I suspect it is a HDD failure.

  Please, remove the HARD drive and turn on the system and check the status.

  Please find the manual for Inspiron 5720 in the following link:

  http://Dell.to/QhAcwN

  Come back to this post for further assistance.