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• Satellite M40 - noise of harman kardon speakers

  Dear all,

  My laptop * M 40 harmon /kardon spekaer give sound like crackle * once a certain time-especially if you are using Windows Media player.
  (1) some time, just attaching of tape on the surface of the speaker gives the noise.
  (2) I've disabled the virtual sound - features - do not use for a long time.
  (3) I don't see not all folded on the small surface of spekers.
  (4) I don't no that problem on head phone and never touched the sound card drivers.

  * This problem not to intervene all the time, but he was present more than 1 an.*
  + Please suggest me - WELCOME an idea. +

  With respect,
  Chandra

  > I not encountered this problem on head phone and never touched the sound card drivers
  > This problem not to intervene all the time, but he was present more than 1 year

  To me, it looks like a speaker (one or both) would start failures
  If the crackling noise is not using headphones while this question must relate to speakers

  Also the fact that this question no did not appear in the past would mean that it could be a problem of speaker

  Maybe you should contact the ASP in your country in order to agree on a verification of the material (speaker) and replacement.

• Weird noises near the processor on Satellite M40

  I have a laptop Satellite M40-243, I sent it to the service under warranty for a graphic display problem.
  He came back yesterday, now it works well, but the processor emits weird noises.

  Warranty service is unwilling to fix this because "there isn't any disfonctionnementsa!?

  Listen to these sounds: http://yang69.evoconcept.net/sounds/bruitsproc.mp3

  Is this normal?
  I think that no.

  (Sorry for my bad English :)

  This is definitely not normal and you should contact service again as soon as possible. I put t know what it may be exactly, but this is the case for the service.

• Harman kardon makes noises of cracking on my M40

  Hello, I have M40 - 101, and my problem is my speakers crackling and noise burst (when using media player, winamp a bit higher volume). What can I do for this problem? is this hardware or software problem? Thanks for your help...
  (I also try Start/settings/control panel/soundmax)
  And the value of the management of energy in any economy. the clickings order but crackin and popping is not fixed to the top)

  Hello

  You should sett 'Power' Mode for the soundcard for "No. Power Savings.

  Start-> Control Panel-> Sound Max-> power management. Change the Mode 'Power' of 'Economies of normal energy' (default) or 'High energy savings' to 'No Power Savings'. Then it should work!

  Good bye

• Monitor cowards with a shaking noise

  I bought a Macbook Pro 13 "retina early 2015 version (I'm still under warranty). I recently took my Macbook and noticed a loud commotion from the internal components. It was very strange that the computer has never been ignored and pretty much lives on my desk. I took the computer in the local store for the genius bar Apple take a look. Genius is far from being what they were, told me he has no spare room in the base of my laptop where all components. The source of the noise actually came from the portion of the screen of my laptop. Apparently the LCD is mounted in the housing of the display, and the so-called mine broke. I asked the monitor to be fixed because this computer is still under warranty. I was told that my case would be forwarded to the 'genius' some fantasy land located at Apple. A few days later I was told that this issue has been seen in very rare cases, and that I should not worry about damage. It is totally unacceptable that we know that shaking electronics can't break now but could certainly cause problems in the future as failure on the screen, when I'm probably out of warranty. I asked to speak with the manager who told me to take the computer back to the Apple store so he could watch personally. After back, the Manager pressed on the upper left side of the screen and tilted back the computer which reduces noise agitation. Then he preceded to tell me that the screen was in the specifications, but he would pass on my case again to the "genius". With the same results, I was told that would not be fixed under my warranty. The Manager then suggested that I buy the plan applecare for $250. I can't believe the nerve that apple has they will not solve the problem that must of course be under warranty and then suggest I have buy it there for what extended warranty plan * and giggles so they can tell me the same thing. I've never had a laptop with this problem do not even laptops of $300 that I bought an Apple for great products out there and pride but seriously have been disappointed. I will never buy another Apple product after this experience. The computer should not tremble under any circumstances. This computer costs $1500 and they used here still return product.

  Does anyone else have this problem?

  I try to bring a little noise on this topic if someone else knows it please reply if we meet they will have to address this problem.

  Hey there LKA1988,

  Just to make you feel a little better the situation, I have two Mackbook Pro early 2015 that do the same thing. I noticed by accident one day, picking up my MBP. Did some research and found that other people have the same problems. Tested on my gf MBPr (bought on the same day as mine) and it makes the same noise. I confess that bothers me a little, but also feel better that mine is not the only one. I love my MBPr more than all other devices I've ever owned and know that these devices are very strong, judging by how I see others treat their MBP. I have just buy the AppleCare and live with the assurance that if it causes a problem, he will fix it in the title of the extended warranty. TBH, I prefer to live with the noise that many have compared to them have disassemble my new laptop.

  Good luck!

• Tecra S11 - noise on external monitors

  Hello

  I recently started to use external monitors with my laptop on vga port but on the external monitor is appearing sort of flicker of fine lines.
  I've tested on different monitors but im getting the same result (dell p2310h 1920 x 1080, hp 1702 1280 x 1024, old lcd 1024 x 768).
  But heres comes the interesting part, his goes far when I unplug the power cable (no visible lines more)

  While this maybe? laptop just 4 months.

  Hi computeruser7,

  I have read about this problem on other similar topics when the AC/DC adapter is connected.

  So it seems to be a problem of the ground between the AC adapter and laptop.

  You can solve the problem when you buy an adapter AC/DC 3 pins and power cord. I assume that your current AC adapter is just a version 2pin so change the AC/DC adapter should work.

  Check this box!

• Satellite M40 - monitor doesn't show anything

  Hi all

  I need help. My laptop is Toshiba Satellite M - 40 model psm40c-jm800e. I don't know what the problem is, but when I turn it on the screen does not display anything. I have the monitor external, but still had the same problem. The new motherboard, I bought on Ebay and it has the same problem. Nothing appears on the screen. Everything seems to work as the LCD is on, fan is running, when I press the function key to switch between an external and internal screen LCD on the keyboard was responding but nothing appears on internal or external monitor. Please let me know what could go wrong with it possible.

  Thank you
  Alan

  Hello

  It is s a serious hardware malfunction and that could be another part, as well as the modules of RAM, motherboard, etc.. Should not be the motherboard or LCD internal.

  You must contact an authorized professional assistance services provider. They can make an accurate diagnosis of what is wrong and sort this out for you. :)

• Satellite Pro A300 - USB laptop monitor noise

  Hi all

  Had a problem every time I got back the lid of the laptop a bit beyond the vertical position - he makes her a USB device makes when it is plugged in.

  He can not understand why, but started the device built-in photo and with now I pushed the laptop monitor slightly and the camera exploded... Any ideas?

  Its still under warranty.

  Thanks in advance

  I agree with Akuma.
  Satellite Pro A300 is the new laptop model and you should do is contact the service and let check what the problem is here.

• Satellite M40-184 and noise problem

  I bought two days ago, this laptop and I already found two problems. The first is that always before the speakers seem to start working a strange noise (ICT) and it is very annoying for me. Is there a problem with the speakers.

  The second problem is that when I use the laptop for more than two hours the AC adapter also makes a very annoying noise. He is also very strong (more strong that fans or anything else). Is it normal to do what noise?

  Thank you

  Hi Manos,

  I'm not sure of the sound from your speakers, normally I wait till they're totally calm, unless a job is running that use.

  Regarding your power adapter, should make any noise at all. It can become hot for what is quite normal. I would recommend the adapter/notebook back to your provider as soon as possible.

  Kind regards

• 25xw HP Pavilion monitor: monitor HP Pavilion 25xw - can't hear noise

  I use this monitor with a laptop Dell XPS of 2013 running 10-64 bit windows.

  When I attach the HP monitor via a HMDI cable, I get a picture of my screen laptop computer on the monitor-very well, but not sound. (not even laptop speakers when I select portable speakers under Sound/devices)

  I checked his Windows/devices and it shows the monitor as a device in the sounds, but runs a 'test' on this subject gives no sound, even if the green bar will blink.

  Is - this monitor has speakers?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Well, I think that the very basic design: monitors need or speakers in order to make a sound. Unfortunately, the HP Pavilion 25xw monitor does NOT have a speaker:

  http://store.HP.com/wcsstore/hpusstore/PDF/j7y65aa.PDF

  so no sound.

  Kind regards.

• computer will not start at the top. Did just a bit of noise and a bright flash, but nothing else works, not even the monitor

  No Visual on the screen.  The computer does not (noise) to turn on.

  All I can do is repeat my previous tips for you:

  If nothing appears at all, it seems to be a hardware problem.

  If under warranty, contact the manufacturer of your computer.

  If it is not under warranty, contact a local and trusted computer repair shop.

  Good luck with it.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Third monitor does not work with Eyefinity more

  I am trying to run 3 monitors on my ATI HD 5770

  I have two computers that, for years, have worked with several thin monitors... until very recently.  Through all my updates to the OS, they continued to work.  I don't remember exactly at what time each card has ceased to power its third monitor.  Each of my "third monitors" would come on periodically until they all finally stopped.

  All monitors are working fine as I juggle the cables and adapters each refreshes and lights up but not all at the same time.

  Here's what I have available for troubleshooting.

  I have two Mac Pros below.  (OS 10.11.6) on one and (OS 10.7.5) on the other.

  Each tower has (2) 5770 cards installed that each have a DVI and 2 mini ports.

  So I have a total of (4) cards and is starting the new one that I got on ebay last week.

  I have LG E2350V 23 "monitors (6) and (3) 22" ACER monitors

  All my cables are active and I have several active adapters

  I just bought some passive extra and many very active adapters to the experience and trouble shooting with.

  Thanks in advance for the help and time!

  DisplayPort and its variant electrically identical but small size Mini DisplayPort and the implementation which is a subset of Thunderbolt, any differential use (push-pull) of signals pilot very low voltage. They are MORE immune to noise than old methods because the signal is encoded on the difference between the two signals, not a single signal referenced to a "everybody" on the ground. If possible, you must connect all screens with DisplayPort [full-size] or Mini DisplayPort. These put a lot less load on your system.

  When you convert this very low level signal to an "inherited" display, the map is short of ability to directly signal levels in the car high enough to be recognized after connection of TWO monitors legacy of any kind. If you choose to use a DVI or HDMI port supplied directly, that still counts as one of your two "free" conversions (It is also possible that a very fussy display is moved even earlier).

  All display "legacy" beyond the first two requires ACTIVE description adapters. Adapters ASSETS contain re-drivers of signal and are therefore more expensive than ordinary adapters. Typical prices are of the order of $ 40, but competition has lowered some prices slightly. Mini DisplayPort has a descendant-comparability mode requested by the regular cards, who can get to produce a Single-Link DVI signal to up to 1920 wide, but a regular adapter not pushed the signal levels.

  The Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI Dual-Link, which is used for DVI displays wider width of 1920, is more complex and expensive and requires extra power beyond all signal re-pilots. This power is usually taken on a tail of pig USB, USB data are generally not used by the adapter, so a different USB power source can be overridden.

• Does anyone have a work around for the design on PowerMac G5 2005 flaw that causes noise interference on the outputs? (Audiophile, sound engineer)

  OK, here's my problem - I have a set of audio interface Protools Digi 002 via Firewire 400 on a PowerMac G5 I was lucky enough to be given last year. I finally managed to connect my home recording studio system, he wire of mixer etc, but when I listen to the music coming from the outputs of the Digi 002 there in a great cacophony of audio interference, so much and so well, when I mount the system I can move my pointer between two monitors and it plays a different frequency of buzz. Everytime I open a window, Soft etc it is more electronic noise.

  He took a while to limit, but after reading this excerpt from wikipedia, it seems that it was a fault common to this particular model until Apple released the revised version of the B of the G5 (?);

  ' The first versions of the dual processor G5 have problems of noise . The first is ground loop- based interference,^[5] that sometimes causes noise seeps into the outputs audio analogue. This bug has been fixed in Rev. B G5.'

  and

  ' Well that the noise problems do not prevent computers affected work, they asked problems for audio professionals and enthusiasts as well, especially for models to liquid cooling, which had been expressly designed as mechanically quiet for listeners. "

  Well, that's no euphemism - in fact it makes the mac completely useless for my needs, I need the outputs clean digital noise to send for outboard effects/EQ/etc.

  As it was a common fault, I was hoping someone might be able to shed some light on a workaround solution, as I can't imagine recording ground studios just stop until this has been fixed by releasing a new G5?

  The only idea that I came up with so far is to buy a transformer of isolation, but I'm not entirely convinced that will solve the problem?

  Any help on this would be greatly appreciated!

  Thanks in advance

  Have you tried CHUD Tools & turn off NAP mode?

  The first versions of the dual processor G5 have problems of noise . The first is ground loop- based interference,^[5] , which causes sometimes analog audio output sound leaks. This bug has been fixed in Rev. B G5.

  The second problem of noise came from his "tweets", which can be triggered by power fluctuations. For example, display or hide the Dock makes a short beep. Many blamed the power supply used in the G5 as the cause, but this theory has never been confirmed. A very effective workaround is to disable microprocessors 'siesta' using Apple CHUD Tools, but this was not recommended by Apple. This noise problem has not set until the generation of dual-core G5s was produced, but it does not affect the model of "Late 2004" (at least there have never been reports). Draw of power fluctuation has been later attributed to the lack of power management features in processors simple heart. ^[6] Apple eventually posted information bug tweets on its support site. ^[7]

  Although noise problems did not prevent the computers assigned to work, they were problematic for audio professionals and enthusiasts as well, especially for models with cooling liquid, which had been expressly designed as mechanically quiet for listeners.

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Mac_G5

  Just one last note on the use of CHUD tools to disable the 'Nap' on the G5 Dual functionality: restart your machine reactive 'Nap '. You may have already seen this on the Apple forums. Kind of a bummer - although I rarely shut down my machine. In any case, running with 'Nap' off today seems to have resulted in a significant increase in general speed/responsiveness for me (I'm still running the stock 512 MB RAM, with another 1 GB on the way).

  «Matthew S.»

  http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/G5/G5_noise_tips.html

• DB level monitor

  Hello.  I am an audiobook Narrator.  I had been recording in ProTools.  The recruiting company tells me that my "levels were very low" (see picture in first attachment)

  and they had "to amplify the volume 20 d" and that "BPEAK dB between - 6 dB and - 3dB" (see the second image attached).

  

  At the same time, my MBox gone bad, so I bought a rite of development interface and am moving to Logic Pro.  Is there a db in Logic Pro level indicator that would allow me to monitor db peak levels that I save?  Maybe there is a plugin or something that gives me a display like the attached screenshots.

  Please note that the company only wants "unprocessed audio only: no door compression, EQ, noise reduction, standardizing, bass-dumpster, sibilant, etc.» Audio comes with treatment limit our options in post. We strongly prefer that you do not use any treatment including compression, limiting, EQ, gate, expander, normalization, noise, whistling, of reduction - by clicking on, the shadow, denoising, bass roll-off/high-pass/shelving filters, etc.. »

  Thanks for your help.

  You can use the counters Mixers, now all faders to 0. Since the entry levels are always defined on the interface, there is no need what in logic level. I'll add a film showing later where you can find plugins for counting.

  Audio regions already appear as you want - their waveform is proportional to their level. The height of the region is 100% level (providing you do not have the waveform Zoom committed.)

  

  Film: As plugins are located in the folder logic (most of the menu drop-down shown plugin is my custom game)

  

• Monitors flicker and "Input Signal Out of Range"

  Hello!

  I have a Mac Mini (end 2012) 2.3 GHz Intel core i7 running up-to-date El Capitan, with two HP monitors 2071d.

  These monitors have DVI connections. It is connected with Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter, and the other with HDMI to DVI adapter (provided with the Mac Mini).

  Everything has been fine for a year until this week. Two monitors are:

  (1) intermitantly began flickering of the scrambled images

  (2) flickering intermittently at black or white noise

  (3) intermittently flickering white noise

  (4) the message of the form 'input out of range Signal. 1600 x 900 at 60 Hz settings."

  How is this problem go and come, but rather continues today.

  After research, I tried to start safe mode, but the problem persists.

  I read that put the computer to sleep and then wake up could solve this problem... it worked a

  couple of times, but the issue soon returned.

  I tried to reset several times VRAM/LANDAU and SMC.

  I doubled checked all the connections.

  Under the system of preferences > display (when the image is stable long enough for me to see) everything looks OK. Under the screen of the 'Default display' tab is selected. On the color tab, there are three HP2071d listed (with a selected) in the window display profiles. I've linked by selecting one of the other "HP2071d" listed without noticeable change.

  I also reset both monitors to factory settings via the menu screen of the monitors.

  I also came across this mini Mac EFI Firmware Update 1.7 for flickering on end of 2012 Mac Minis, but when I tried to run I got "this software don't is not supported on your system. Ugh. It turns out that my Mac Mini is already updated to MM61.0106.B0A (2015-002)

  My Information System > Hardware > graphics/display info is:

  Graphics Intel HD 4000:

  Chipset model: Intel HD Graphics 4000

  Type: GPU

  Bus: integrated

  VRAM (dynamic, Max): 1536 MB

  Seller: Intel (0 x 8086)

  Device ID: 0 x 0166

  Revision ID: 0 x 0009

  Exhibition:

  HP W2071d:

  Resolution: 1600 x 900 at 60 Hz

  Per pixel: 32-bit color (ARGB8888)

  Display serial number: 6CM3171PFF

  Mirror: on

  State of the mirror: mirror material

  Online: Yes

  Rotation: support

  HP W2071d:

  Resolution: 1600 x 900 at 60 Hz

  Per pixel: 32-bit color (ARGB8888)

  Display serial number: 6CM3170P31

  Main screen: Yes

  Mirror: on

  State of the mirror: mirror of Master

  Online: Yes

  Rotation: support

  I am of the ideas of what else to check/try.

  Thanks for any assistance that anyone can provide.

  bdcs64 wrote:

  Hello!

  I have a Mac Mini (end 2012) 2.3 GHz Intel core i7 running up-to-date El Capitan, with two HP monitors 2071d.

  These monitors have DVI connections. It is connected with Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter, and the other with HDMI to DVI adapter (provided with the Mac Mini).

  Quite the same configuration except here, with 2 Samsung S22B310 DVI monitors on an i5 2.5 GHz in late 2012.

  Everything has been fine for a year until this week. Two monitors are:

  (1) intermitantly began flickering of the scrambled images

  (2) flickering intermittently at black or white noise

  (3) intermittently flickering white noise

  (4) the message of the form 'input out of range Signal. 1600 x 900 at 60 Hz settings."

  How is this problem go and come, but rather continues today.

  Both monitors isn't good. Which would lead us to think that the Intel HD 4000 is overheating and the problem is not with any of the adapters or cables. Although, if one of the cards was not internally, it could put additional heat stress on the graphics chip.

  Personally, I will try a few things.

  1. turn off, unplug everything, open the bottom cover and give it a good cleaning to make sure it cools properly.

  https://www.iFixit.com/device/Mac_Mini_Late_2012

  2. try each monitor individually for awhile configurations see if the problem follows the monitor cable adapter installation.

  (I know he'll be a brake after obtaining used monitors to double)

  3. try using > MacFanControl to monitor and help control the temperature of the GPU ITPP.

  http://www.CrystalIDEA.com/Macs-fan-control

  FWIW, I do not use screensavers, but I do a lot of videos as well as some games of light on both my 2010 and 2012 of the Mini and I really believe that MacFanControl has really helped to extend the life of graphics on these two systems.

  I use the control based on the sensors on the sensor of GPU ITPP and configured so that it starts slowly rise in power of the fan above 129' F