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• Problems of the HP Pavilion dv4-1155se

  I am having some problems with my HP Pavilion dv4-1155se sound.

  The problem is the sound distorts when reading there.

  The distortion is not always present but it distort once or twice every minute even when only applications that are running are "windows media player" and "windows sidebar".

  I have not noticed any difference with the distortion when the processor is running at a higher load.

  This laptop is only 3 weeks and I just installed google talk and google chrome.

  Help will be appreciated.

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  What do you mean by 'distortion '. Is it crackling, getting completely, something else? The problem only occurs through the built-in speakers or is it so when you plug head phone? If it doesn't happen out of the speakers so it could be a problem of speaker and you will need to have serviced it. If this happens off helmet too then this is probably a problem with audio card. If it's a problem of sound card so I will try to reinstall the driver of the RECOVERY Manager (I think the driver for this model is conexant high definition audio driver). If THIS does not work, then it could be Wireless interference. Some DV4 do not have enough shielding between the Wi - Fi cards and audio and this causes reactions. Find the switch wireless on the laptop and turn it off. If you turn off the wireless and the distortion disappears all of a sudden, then you know that this is your problem. If you have a DV4 without enough armor and you are still in warranty, you sent him have this fixed.

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  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/support-drivers.html

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  Because you are replacing hardware on your computer, you will need to reinstall the operating system. Make sure that you all have a complete backup of your important data before you make these changes.

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  Hi all

  I just got my laptop back from the service center, and not surprisingly, they've pushed a device that existed!

  I had my laptop (M30 1.7 GHz special edition) for the centre of repair for a defect and they informed me that the motherboard had to be replaced. I got the laptop back a couple of days and I immediately noticed the laptop is overheating, fan has not turned too often that he was setting the profile to "Full Power".

  After hours of investigation, I noticed that a few options that existed in the Toshiba Power Saver no longer exists. So, in my opinion, that my laptop is running as optimized battery even if it is set to full power.

  As I said, the fan is not put on too often, leading to the laptop is overheating. Then the fan used to be almost constantly on full power before the replacement of the motherboard.

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