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• Satellite C850 - 19(d) - hiss and not start

  Hello

  I have a Satellite C850 - 19(d) I will not start, unless I have the battery and reset the bios everytime, as when he turns there is a constant hissing noise that even disable the speakers will not stop.

  I tried to update the bios, but its running the most recent version.
  As you can imagine its driving me and my crazy family

  Can someone please help?

  Thank you

  Paul

  Hi Paul

  First remove the main battery from the laptop does not reset the BIOS!
  To me, it sounds really strange that you should always just the battery to start the device.

  Also the sound you mentioned in your post seems to come from a piece of internal material (cooling event, drive HARD or maybe CPU?) and not speakers.

  I guess that there is a serious hardware problem and I don t think you will be able to solve this problem without the assistance of an authorized technician.

• Qosmio F20 speakers making hissing noise

  Hello

  My Qosmio F20 has a strange problem. After turning on the laptop, the speakers start making a whistling noise. You can clearly hear it all the time. Toshiba has just replaced the motherboard but tis whistle is still there. Is it normal for the Qosmio F20? When I turn off the sound in Windows the whistle went, also after that put in headphones (there no hiss in the headphones...) the noise disappeared.

  Thanks for the tips!

  Borlando

  Hello Borlando

  Over the past two months also have F20 and I don't really no bad experiences. Sound quality is good especially with the virtual sound. F20 has small speakers and you can't force them up. I did some experiments with all the details of the built in speakers option and I am very satisfied.

  Good bye

• Satellite P200 - random noise hiss/static problem

  I have a Toshiba Satellite P200-1ee and it keeps hiss/static random noise if I'm not typing or computer?

  I'm just a novice, but it drives me crazy - I have not connected any external speakers or headphones someone could help me please?

  Thank you

  slaterslady

  Hola amigo

  One of my friends has a Satellite P200 also, but he never noticed something like that
  It s no static sound or something not like this

  What operating system do you use? Did something change in sound settings I hear the speaker and microphone internal.

  I have Realtek Sound Manager preinstalled on my laptop. Here I can activate the option eliminate the microphone and speaker whistles.

  Maybe you should check this.

• my laptop makes a hissing noise and buy light

  My laptop mouse no longer works so I restart the computer several times and after a while; whenever I try to start, just makes a noise like a hissing sound and does not start. should I consider a repairman? or does anyone have any ideas for troubleshooting? Ty

  Hi Bxblake,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. I read your thread on your HP laptop and does not. Here is a link to cannot start the computer. Please note remove any and all USB devices and remove the memory card in the slot of the card reader. Disconnect all non-essential devices.

  I'd be happy to help you if necessary. How can I find my model number or product number?
  Please respond with an operating system that you are running:
  Operating system Windows am I running?
  
  Please let me know.
  
  Thank you.

• Hissing Envy 4500 printer

  Since I installed this printer about 3 weeks, he issued a continual high-pitched sound.  Not too intrusive, but strong enough to be a nuisance.

  It is wired into my desktop PC, but also set up wireless so I can print from my tablet.

  I can't believe I'm the first person to this experience then, if all goes well, there is a solution.

  Replacement arrived quickly and installed. No hiss - Phew!

  Thanks for your help.

• Why is my laptop takes long to connect and made a hissing sound and a flashing light on my caps button

  My computer is to take some time to connect and there is a hissing sound with flashing button caps

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  When a computer makes sounds, it usually means a hardware problem.  The noise could be a fan, an optical drive, trying to turn or any number of other things.  Without actually hear it, who can tell?

  If you have a keyboard lighted, flashing can also have several causes.  You can be a normal self test that passes when the PC starts.  Only you can know that, given that you have and see it boot regularly.  If it is past or did he just started at some point?  If she just started, what has changed on your PC just before this?

  Regarding the newspaper slow process, maybe you have many programs in your startup process.  Once logged in, look in the startup folder (Start > all programs > startup, according to your version of Windows, which you decided to keep it a secret) to see how many programs you had added, and remove those that you don't need running whenever the PC starts.  You can also use the "msconfig" program to watch your Startup registry entries, but unless you acknowledge what they mean and are comfortable editing the registry, control the start-up of this way is compex probably more than you want to address.

• Laptop producing hissing or Static Sound

  With the help of headphones, when I play YouTube videos. I can hear its static or hissing on the bottom and stops after 5 seconds of closing Media Player

  Product name: laptop HP Pavilion 15, 8.1 only 64-bit language

  Hi @kv_laldika

  Welcome to the HP community! I saw your message about the problems associated with electricity static and whistling heard through earphones. This happens when you play normal sound from the speakers? What if you try another set of headphones? What is the product number for your Pavilion? There are a number of different models in this series.

• I hear a hissing sound at startup on my pc that I never heard before, and I have windows vista, anyone know why? I continue to reboot my pc until it stops.

  Original title: whistle sound at the start of the pc

  I hear a hissing sound at startup on my pc that I never heard before, and I have windows vista, anyone know why? I continue to reboot my pc until it stops.

  Hi Cupcake3381,

  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  I suggest you to check and clean the boot if the problem persists.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

   

  Note: After troubleshooting, be sure to configure the computer to start as usual as mentioned in step 7 in the above article.

  Let us know the results.

• Makes hissing in the background Media Player

  Original title: Media Player

  Not what has happened, but now my Media Player ensures a constant hiss in the background, even if the music does not play.  Also, I suddenly hear no audio on videos.

  Hello

  1. are you referring to Windows Media Player?

  2. have you plugged all the computer sound card?

  3. what happens when Windows Media Player is closed?

  Check if the speakers work correctly in another computer or connect headphones to the computer and check whether you are faced with the same problem here.

  I would suggest trying the following methods and check if it helps.

  Method 1:

  If you use Windows Media Player, and then try the steps in the following Microsoft article and check if it helps.

  Solve problems in Windows Media Player:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-in-Windows-Media-Player

  Method 2:

  Put the computer in a clean boot state, then check if that helps you.

  How to solve the problem by running the clean boot in Windows 7:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135 Note: once you have completed troubleshooting, perform the steps in the step 7: to reset the computer as usual.

  Method 3:

  Update sound card drivers and check if it helps.

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  Also, try to completely uninstall the audio driver and re - install and check if that helps.

  Uninstall or change a program:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/uninstall-or-change-a-program

  Note: download the audio driver from the site Web of the manufacturer and install it.

  Hope the information is useful.

• Noise hiss/static of the helmet; speakers OK (precision M4800)

  I have a precision M4800, bought mid-March.  A week ago, I wanted to watch a video educational work without disturbing my neighbors, so I tried to plug the headphones into the socket (as opposed using speakers).  Move the bad: the neighbors could hear the static electricity in the front headphones that I tried to play all of the sounds around them.  (Yes, the noise was loud.)

  Usual volume controls that work for the speaker had no effect on this noise in the headphones.

  Now I run FreeBSD (stable/10 and head) on this machine - I have no idea how to do anything intentional in a Microsoft environment.  I keep the original disc supplied with the machine, so I could re - install that, in view of the detailed, explicit instructions on exactly what to do.  (Note: I swapped the drive until I turned on the machine for the first time, so that the player is currently 'intact'.)  Note 2: I field replaced the card wireless network, as Broadcom WLAN cards are pretty useless, at least for FreeBSD.  I still have the original card; I don't know if the Microsoft environment awaits the Broadcom adapter or not; If so, who should probably be part of the instructions.)

  I raised the issue on one of the FreeBSD.org mailing lists; an answering machine mentioned a similar experience. noted that the helmet he used was for a smart phone and keys for a microphone; When he used the controls (FreeBSD) to completely mitigate the mic, its noise ceased.  I tried... without result.  I also tried a regular cheap helmet that had no possible connection microphone; my symptoms persisted.

  Then, I noted that it might be interesting to determine if noise persists even before the start of the OS, so I had headphones plugged during a reboot cycle: they are SILENT as the BONE end and started hissing again just in the middle of this section of the device probes:

  SMP: AP CPU launched #1!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #4!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #6!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #7!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #3!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #5!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #2!
  Time counter 'TSC-low' quality of 1396794172 frequency 1000 Hz
  Mount root waits: usbus2 usbus1 usbus0
  uhub1: 2 ports with 2 removable, self-powered
  uhub2: 2 ports with 2 removable, self-powered
  uhub0: 21 ports with 21 removable, self-powered
  Mount root waits: usbus2 usbus1 usbus0
  ugen0.2: to usbus0
  ugen2.2: to usbus2
  uhub3: on usbus2
  ugen1.2: to usbus1

  The noise persists until the headphones are disconnected or restart the machine.

  I found that the NVIDIA audio devices and RealTek are found by the kernel:

  G1-254(10.1-S) [7] cat/dev/sndstat
  Systems put in place:
  PCM0: (game)
  pcm1: (game)
  mcp2: by default (play/REC/WAV)
  pcm3: (play/REC/WAV)
  G1-254(10.1-S)

  I opened the machine up a little bit to see if there is something obviously wrong (for example, a wire loose), but I was not able to access this part of the material without indulging in a more invasive surgery than I care to do to a machine that is still under warranty.

  At this point, just trying to determine if it is a hardware problem, or if I need "merely" encourage appropriate to a FreeBSD driver changes.

  I ran FreeBSD on laptops since 2000, and I have never come across anything like this before.  (Portable computers were Dells in the last decade or so, more recently, a Precision M4400, which lasted approximately 7 years.)  I'll need to replace the laptop of my spouse soon enough so I would be able to get an another M4800 - but she'll want it runs FreeBSD, so, if this is going to be a problem, we will need to carefully assess and consider our options.

  dwolfskill

  I keep the original disc supplied with the machine, so I could re - install that, in view of the detailed, explicit instructions on exactly what to do.

  Hello. You can get job M4800 here mode accuracy

  http://downloads.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_laptop/esuprt_precision_mobile/precision-m4800-workstation_Owner%27s%20Manual_en-us.PDF

  This document is in fact a repair with detailed instructions on the replacement of components, including the hard drive, complete with illustrations. The manual can be viewed in a browser, but it works better if opened in a PDF reader.

  The first time you run Windows, you must go through the initial setup - select the time zone & make some choices. It is explicit, because people of all levels of the end, but it might be helpful to have the assistance of a Windows user. For your probably no matter how you complete the Setup you want just finished start up. Windows prompts you to create the recovery media, whose goal is to be able to install the factory to a new disk configuration hard if the original one breaks down eventually.

  Once the computer finishes booting in Windows, if you hear the noise, then it would be a hardware failure such as a bad guess. I don't think you need to do something more at this time, such as files audio performance or connect to the internet. If you do not connect to the internet, then Windows will want to download and install the updates that is not desirable for the purposes of tests, because the updates will change the factory setting. The factory setting is the default configuration in which the audio should work fine. There should be no need to try to adjust the audio controls or other tweaks to try to eliminate a very obvious noise as you have described.

  On the Broadcom adapter, to win a stage I would first try with your current wireless card and ignore the error messages is they pop up. If you don't have the noise on Windows with your current card, assumed that the problem is in the configuration of FreeBSD. If you don't have the noise in Windows then put the Broadcom card back in to exclude from your new card as a factor. [In the past, wireless cards were an important source of noise issues, but not so much anymore, and to the best of my knowledge no would cause great noise in the helmet but not pregnant.]

  The audio driver on the original hard drive will be a Realtek audio driver. There is a way to replace the native Windows audio driver Realtek driver and I can provide these instructions if you want.

  If the problem is caused by hardware that Dell will fix it if you are still under warranty, but it will probably require your machine to have the initial hardware configuration before providing support. If is no longer under warranty, I suggest using an input jack simple usb audio for audio for headphones.

  If you don't have the noise after Windows starts, then the assumption is that the problem exists only in your configuration of FreeBSD. I can't help you with that at all. Maybe someone on our operating system board would have an idea, but I'm not familiar with your operating system at 100%.

  In the same sense I know not how or if the BIOS is for FreeBSD and if or not you need to update the BIOS. I have looked through the notes of all revisions of the BIOS for your model, but see no mention of patches of audio.

  dwolfskill

  I found that the NVIDIA audio devices and RealTek are found by the kernel:

  The Realtek's chip audio codec built-in on the motherboard - the main audio system. The nVidia would be the system audio HDMI - for audio that is sent to another device via the HDMI port. It is a subsystem of the system nVidia graphics.

• Dell XPS 18, Windows 8.1 using fixed headphones hissing, update the driver Realtek!

  I solved my problem and I wanted to just document here in case someone else goes through this. Just got my new 'giant tablet to the search"Dell XPS 18 last week. He loved until I decided to use my Bose headphones to listen to SiriusXM. I bagged just about up to return the XPS when I hear a constant hissing sound coming through the headphones. So I tried to listen to something on Youtube, and even with the muted Youtube audio, I even heard a shrill whistle.  Naturally, when energy saving, kicking because none audio wasn't playing, everything went quiet, but the whistle came right back as soon as any sound played through the headphones.

  The ATTEMPT FAILED: as more irritable geeks, I did an uninstall driver full audio drivers. Then I downloaded the drivers from the Dell Support Web to ensure site I had later and did a reinstall with a few reboots. Not surprisingly, I always understood that annoying hissing static coming through the headphones. Then I found somewhere a mention to go to Realtek.

  SOLUTION: Go to the Realtek site (www.realtek.com.tw) > click on downloads in main menu > click on High Definition Audio Codecs (software) > accept the advice > download 64-bit Vista, Windows7, Windows8, Windows8.1 driver only. Version R2.73. I clicked and downloaded the link US2: 64bit_Win7_Win8_Win81_R273.exe (103MB). I then ran the installation program which required two reboots to install completely.

  ITS OWN PURE! The hiss is now gone when listening with headphones.  Moreover, the Dell Audio MAXX Audio Pro, which is delivered on the Dell XPS 18 works always. I don't know what hidden feature, I could have lost, but I consider that it is resolved.

  Hope this helps someone who decides to use the headset with the Dell XPS 18

  1 million thanks!

  Worked like a charm!

  "HIS OWN PURE! The hiss is now gone when listening with headphones. »

• X 200 audio - Hiss and distortion

  I took delivery of a new X 200 and must say that I am very disappointed by the audio subsystem. When you listen to music in WMP on the audio jack with the Shure SE420 earphones, there is a hissing/buzzing/distortion while music playing which is very very annoying. What do you expect an MP3 player that is given as a promotional item, but not from a Thinkpad.

  The audio is unacceptable for long flights.

  This is common with the Connexant chip? If so, Lenovo should get elsewhere.

  If you want quality audiophile, theres a expresscard slot and excellent cards out there.

  Perhaps your microphone is reactivated?

• When I edit a .wav file (noise reduction to remove the background hiss) and save them, the changes are not saved.

  I just installed hearing and have edited a few audio voiceover to remove the background hiss.  When I save the changes and reopen the file, the hiss is back.  The changes are not saved.  Why is this happening?  How to record the sound of the effects of reduction in my .wav file?

  [Ask in the correct forum allows... Left generic Cloud/Setup forum for forum specific program... MOD]

  shionak wrote:

  I capture the background hissing noise footprint > click apply > click on select, then click on apply again.

  These steps are not quite correct. You have two choices; either highlight a part of the background noise and use SHIFT + P, which captures your selection as a basis for NR or, open the Panel NR and use "Capture noise Print" from there, after making a selection first. After doing this, click on "select an entire file. What you definitely have to do is to use 'apply' at this point, and when use you it, just use it once.

  When you capture using printed, the Preview 'play' button inside the plugin to check the settings and then stop it. When you are satisfied of what he done, then click on 'Apply' - but once. This will apply for all of your noise reduction. As long as you do not use "undo" at any time, the version Number will be be recorded on the original, or if you use "save under", then the original will be left alone, and a new noise-reduced version will be saved.

• Adobe Audition: Help with Hiss audio block

  Hey guys, it's perhaps a question of novice, but hey, im a beginner. I don't have much experience with the hearing aid, but im me needing to use it on a project im working on find. Im trying to keep the end of an audio clip going for a certain period of time then I was copying it and pasting on the back part of my audio wav. The only thing is, whenever the indicator time hit him pasted a sound, it has a redundant hiss him so it sounds copied... is anyway to get around that? I tried things like DeClicker but nothing seems to happen that I need. Anyone has any advice for me so it resembles a transition smoothly from one clip stuck to the other? It also seems that the pasted clips get stronger as the idicator of time gets closer to the end of my sound wav.

  Well.I have played around with it and could not understand what went wrong, so I took a wide lightsaber buzz of Internet and it mixed with the sound of ignition of the file I posted here, and that seems to work very well. So we'll leave it just as unanswered. Thanks for trying guys. I appreciate the quick responses.