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  I put the speakers at the highest volume possible, but sound from its speakers is very, very quiet, so I can't listen to music if I am just a few meters away from my laptop or when my friends call me on Skype.

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• Cracking sound from two speakers of Inspiron core i3 3520.

  Working perfectly with the system but headphones/external audio after update of the Bios. Only we get a crackling sound from the speaker. My daughter used a few days back to a local cultural ceremony. The organizers used their own audio output jack and I think that's the reason. Now, when my daughter contacted the Dell service center they informed that the card mother all had to be replaced. After the Bios update since both the helmet and the external audio system started working, they agreed to change any defective part, if it is necessary. Now, I would check the audio jack myself. Is it possible to replace

  Soumitram59

  Only we get a crackling sound from the speaker.

  Hello. Does this mean that you get only a crackling speakers? Or you get audio which is accompanied by cracking?

  Soumitram59

  Now, I would check the audio jack myself. Is it possible to replace

  To check the headphone jack you will need to disassemble the laptop. To help you in this task, go to the Inspiron 15 3520 manuals page and download the PDF titled "manual." It's actually the repair with instructions step by step for the replacement of parts. See the manual correctly, you must open it in Adobe Reader, not display in your browser.

  I try to maintain a list of laptops Dell with replaceable headphone Sockets. To the best of my knowledge the plug in the 3520 is not a replaceable part. If you look at the picture on page 69 of the instructions, you can clearly see the audio jacks. They seem to be attached to the motherboard and not on a separate circuit. There are also other research I've done which makes me think that the shots are not on a separate Panel. So if you want to replace the Jack I think you'll have to work on the motherboard. To get a replacement jack may require a recovery one to another motherboard. If you disassemble the laptop, you should be able to make a better decision. But remember that if you work on the motherboard, you you the warranty for this part.

  Soumitram59

  Now, when my daughter contacted the Dell service center they informed that the card mother all had to be replaced.

  If audio is fine through the headphone jack, but the speakers are crackling, I think that the speakers should be replaced. I do not understand the logic you want to replace the motherboard or audio jacks. If there is no sound from the speakers at all, so I suspect an sensor impedance failed in the headphone jack, but not if the speakers work, however badly.

  Soumitram59

  They agreed to change any defective part, if it is necessary.

  Dell no longer has a hardware diagnostic tool dedicated for audio as it was, so now the only tool is to restore the laptop to set up factory of origin. That will fix problems audio software so if all the symptoms remain, the cause is faulty material. However, I don't think it's necessary in your case. (BTW, restoration of the laptop would not cancel the update of the BIOS, you did, because the BIOS is in rom and changes made to the hard drive.)

• My HP Pavillion G6 has strange periodic buzzing from the speakers

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  He recently started humming periodically when I play mp3 files. The buzz comes from the speakers but when I sync music on my mobile the buzz isn't tranfer so I think it is a PC problem.

  We know what I want to say or have a solution?

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  Yes, the noise must come from something on the fritz inside the laptop.

• Unable to get sound from my speakers on desktop Hewlett-Packard pc7-1010.

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  Hi Judith,

  I suggest to refer to the article and follow the steps. Here is the link for your reference.

  No sound from speakers (Windows 7)

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&LC=en&DLC=en&docName=c01884922

  Check if the speakers are working correctly in Device Manager.

  To do this, follow these steps:

  a. on the desktop, press the Windows key + R and type devmgmt.msc and press enter to open the Device Manager.

  b. develop sound video and game controllers and right click on the driver.

  c. select Properties , and then check to see if the device works properly under Device Status.

  Is there a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark inside, then it indicates that there are some problems with it.

  Reference:

  Tips for solving common audio problems

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• The noise is coming from the speakers and the headphones.

  Hello I have a HP Pavilion g7-1257dx Notebook PC
  and every once in a while the sound stops through my headphones and from the speakers. This time, although she will not solve when I reboot and I went by the sound and cannot find one thing, even wrong.

  I was hoping someone could help me? I want just all this coming in my helmet.

  Thank you for your time, I look forward to your responses!

  Oh yes, I have Windows 7 64 bit

  Oh nevermind I fingured out! I just disabled my default communication device and everything went in my helmet instead of split to the actual speakers.