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• HP w2408h - Hum / Buzz

  Fort disturbing hum - sound from the right rear of the screen.

  Brightness level affects the sound and it disappears to the brightness level of 100 (100%).

  It's perhaps Backlight Inverter?

  Pushing the monitor from back with the hand will be stifle this noise a little more.

  Maybe it's the resonance?

  I don't know that it's NOT in internal speakers.

  The monitor settings are in default factory State.

  So, how can I or solve you the problem.

  This affects the life expectancy of the monitor?

  Hello!

  I was now at the bottom of this problem. And what I realized:

  Problem: Hum / hum of HP (19-24 inches?) (models > 2008?) wide 'surface of mirror' screen.

  Figure users: Brightness level that affects his 'pitch '.

  This sound source: Inverter power and backlight (coil vibrance).

  Question: Condenser filter bad or streamers or both.

  Solution: HP will not fix this monitor but they will send you a brand newwarranty.

  DIY solution: Fast: spray called "transformative varnish" to mount components close to the PCB so no vibration of the coil is possible. Best: Replacement of components (capacitors / coils). Warranty canceled if the varnish is used or components replaced or even follow removed case.

  So call him directly if warranty HP support on the left. Otherwise, try a local tv repair shop or do-it-yourself (diy).

• G72-227WM Win 7 64 bit humming at startup

  G72-227WM Win 7 64 bit humming at startup

  If the vacuum is too powerful, he can run too fast and possible break one of the fins.  Which would cause a sound muffled.

• BDP-S570 is a hum when outside noise

  You wonder why this happens - any ideas? Of course I do not notice it when he plays, but when it is off, I certainly hear a sound of buzzing or humming coming from him.

  Jerome:
  Rather than fix it, it would be cheaper to buy a new device!

• Taken helmet Mac Mini internal hum but works fine

  My Mac Mini made headphones humming internal but works very well. The hum is not constant. When I boot it is quiet so if I play a sound in ANY format or any program that there is a strong buzz that starts and the kind of "" did ramp up the tone. If I stop then the sound of the source of the hum lasts almost exactly: 30secs and then all stops. Again, it is only through the headphone jack, the Interior is fine and works as usual.

  I had plugged in a new audio line just before it happened... I wonder about a failure/problem of grounding. I have also used an IO just before Scarlett and the audio output. It is no longer connected.

  I have "waved it a little" cleaned, tried headphones and speakers, disconnect the power source and replaced by another source and of course turned on again with and without the connected headphones.

  It is a Mac Mini from 2012.

  Thanks for any help.

  Could be a ground loop in your power connections. Try unplugging all unnecessary devices in power and to change the socket where the Mac is connected

• Re: Satellite C660 - strange hum of the fan

  Hello

  My Toshiba Satellite C660 have sometimes strange hum of the fan.
  It is 1 and a half years.

  What can be?
  Thank you

  You hear this humming noise when the cooling fan is operating on a higher speed only?

• Hum, playing music on the iphone 6 s, remedied with reset.

  When playing music if YouTube, music Apple or my music, a hum occurs.  It spent 4 - 6 times since yesterday, received the Wireless Studio Beats for Christmas and occurred after that but even when product buzz headphones not matched.  This is remedied to a reboot, but I'm not restart the phone several times a day.  Phone is 3 months old.

  Hello, tonydrn66.

  Please visit Apple support communities.

  I understand that you hear a gurgling noise when you use different audio applications.  It sounds like it may have started when you have connected your new Beats Studio Wireless headphones, but also happens when it is not associated with.  I would like to start with you have to go through the steps described in the article just below.  You can skip the step that refers to restart the iPhone like you tried a couple of times.

  If you hear no sound or distorted sound from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch speaker

  You have received a new Bluetooth device, it is always recommended to make sure that the firmware has been updated.  Take a look at the article below, as it will guide you through the update process for your headphone Beats Studio wireless.

  Updates to the firmware with beats Updater

  See you soon

• Why do I have a loud hum when with audio recorded when I read a file saved with Microsoft LifeCam with the latest version of Microsoft Essentials?

  Why do I have a loud hum as well as audio recorded when I play a file saved using Microsoft LifeCam with the latest version of Microsoft Essentials?

  HUMS are usually ground fault loops.

  If it is a test of laptop with and without the power connected (using battery instead)

  The mic can also have a cut wire, etc.

• Bhai hum toda haste kam hai to hasaye kaise

  Bhai hum toda eager kam hai to hasaye kaise.karenge ap apne bare me kuch batao is kosis karte hai

  Unfortunately, this community of Windows is able to provide support in English only.
  The following URL will help ensure that you receive support appropriate for your location information. Select your region from the drop-down list, and then click the arrow button:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/common/international.aspx

  Thank you & good luck.

• I use a Logitech headset to record voices in Media Player to later burn to a CD. There is a low hum that accompanies the voice recording. Can I get rid of this?

  I do a short CD with frog calls. Each frog call will be preceded by a narrative. When I record narration using sound recorder, I store the clips in music albums. When I read them, I have a low hum. How can I get rid from which minimize the buzz?

  Hi ChristineCook,

  1. Did you the latest changes on the computer?
  2. When the last time it was working fine?
  3. What is the file format of the recorded narration?
  4. Are you having a similar problem when record sound using the sound recorder?

  Check out the link and run the Fixit tool available, check if it helps.

  Diagnose and automatically repair the problems of sound recording

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/AudioRecording/

• Random loud humming?

  I had a problem with this here and since the night (30/05/12) last, turn of my computer has been humming along rather loudly at seemingly random intervals. Like one of the fans or something but ive checked the fans and they seem good. Would be - this snoring loud attack any by some type of spyware or malware or virus? Or is it something like my hard drive gets old. Ive had the computer for about five years, and it is at what age the hard drive.

  Hello

  A humming noise is probably material especially if the noise comes from the case. If the problem is related to the hard drive then I would recommend backing up data as quickly as possible. I suggest you to connect with the site of factory equipment and download a hard disk diagnostic test. I also recommend that clear the system of dust with canned like that air could cause problems with the fans, heat and material failure.

  How to back up files and recover data

  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/Setup/backupdata.aspx

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/971759

• A loud hum from the speakers continues to worsen

  The hum of my speakers seems to be getting progressively stronger. When it is docked, I have to turn the volume down when I'm not playing anything because the buzz is strong enough to be stressful. When undocked it's a similar situation, only because the speakers are not as strong as those additional that I use when the machine is anchored, it is less noticeable.

  I recently had overheating problems and the local store open my folder, he blew and put a little heat absorbing dirt on the fans. Overheating is no longer a problem. However, it seems that the buzz has gradually increased since then.

  I'm sketchy on the diagnosis and repair of the computer. I wonder if I have a problem of fan, a sound card problem, a software problem or a "it is time to sell this laptop and get a new" type of problem.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Dave

  Name of the operating system Microsoft Windows XP Professional
  Version 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3 Build 2600
  System model 9450GBU
  System Type X 86-based PC
  Processor x 86 Family 6 Model 15 Stepping 6 GenuineIntel ~ 2326 Mhz
  The LENOVO BIOS/Date 7FETA4WW version (2.22), 19/10/2007
  SMBIOS Version 2.4

  I must have forgotten the DSL model number on it. You got the Z61p, which produces a lot of heat because of the T7xxx and FireGL GPU.

  I think the problem you are experiencing right now, is due to the Gourio, so please know more about what they were doing.

  In addition, your internal microphone is turned on? If it is putting out of service.

• 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.

• Audio video players have an intermittent humming/freeze for 1-2 seconds - Dell Vostro 5470 Win 8.1

  Help - all devices audio / video have intermittent hum and freeze the video on my new Dell Vostro system 5470 Win 8.1. This happens with Windows Media player, various audio players, even in Skype!

  I see messages on the removal of the center of support Dell etc. that is not the response that users should have to live with - Dell?

  I have a XPS 17 (L702X, early 2011) and removed Dell help. This solved this problem.

• Inspiron N411z / 14z stuttering-hum

  A stuttering buzz that interrupts / audio breaks only started this week and that seems to happen every 60 seconds or more whenever I play audio or video w / audio.

  I have installed McAfee and clear improvements in the speaker/headphone setting nothing helped.

  I really need a practical and quick solution and which is understandable for a non computer guy!

  Solution: I uninstalled help Dell Support Agent - I started to see notifications for her that I had not seen before at the same time that the buzz has begun, and now the hum is gone and I have not missed audio return...

  Other forum posters have noticed this also, see: en.community.dell.com/.../19618183