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• noise in computer science

  Have a new HP 23 "all-in-one office on and it seems to make noise during the race.  Is this normal? The noise resembles a motor hum.

  Yes, it's perfectly normal. It is very probably just your fan turns noise.

• high pitched noise high computer

  I've had this computer for about 8 MB and it was good to work (for laptop HP 630) and about ten minutes ago, he did a very short high slope whining for literally half a second... just a very short, almost like a blip, but maybe a little bit more long as I said on a second half... I put a new keyboard in just about three hours and it seems fine... no idea...? ...... (I was not in itself, by typing just browse the internet looking at Pneumatic mattresses, back and forth between sites)... .thanks in advance...

  Hi Charlesxa,

  Glad to know that the steps have helped you solve the problem. Please do not hesitate to answer, in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows. We will be more than happy to help you again.

  Thank you.

• Too much noise in VAIO PCs, I just can't find it should be quiet. I did everything muted does not have something else system too much noise on noise of keyboard too

  I wonder where is it? How to cause too much noise from computer VAIO laptop?  I hope you help to find him?

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/Perl/select-System.pl?PRODTYPE=1, 24,26,66,9,70,5,72

  Contact Vaio Sony support at above link about your noise problem.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Satellite M30 - beep Constant and powers On / Off by itself

  Last night I turned on my laptop Satellite M30 Special Edition and the login page appears, as usual. However, after entering my password the screen just went black and is stuck like this. After waiting a few minutes, I turned off the computer (hard restart my only option) and that's what Toshiba technical support told me to do the last time this happened (a few years ago). This is where the real trouble started.

  Tried to come back on the computer, but in addition to the white screen now is a constant beep sound (like a key is stuck perhaps). The only way to make the beeping stop was soft reboot of keys, which I did several times. CTRL-Alt-Del would stop the noise and computer would shut down for a few seconds, but then immediately join the beep goes again. I finally managed to get it remains powered off mode, which is the way he currently remains.

  I tried to unplug the AC and remove the battery and nothing, which makes sense. Just AC, he did the same thing, so try does not seem to be a battery problem. Tried to power a few times and always the same situation - white screen, the beep and the need to hold the power button for a few seconds get the machine to stop and stay off.

  Help, please!

  June

  P.S. I contacted support and they suggested to bring it to an authorized service center, but I don't want to pay large sums of money to fix something simple and and I don't want to pay for a serious problem that can't really be healed/fixed. Any advice or suggestions on what could be wrong would be greatly appreciated.

  Looks like a hardware problem - probably the motherboard. The only solution would be to take it to a repair center.

  I hope it's just a change in minor liquid that has damaged the keyboard, which should not be expensive to replace.

• Product key not accepted when you try to install Windows XP.

  Windows Xp reinstall the product key invalid pop up

  OK, so here starts my road of woes. First of all, I got a problem with a driver updated on a COMPAQ DeskPro ENS P866. It complements removed all the sounds of this PC. I tried every fix on every techie forum goes without result... including uninstalling, resettlement (thanks to automatic and manual methods). Stop and start services, Fix IT, restores... etc etc. You name it I tried it. I knew that these drivers were on the original Windows installation, so I decided to bite the bullet and do a complete Tassel and take all the patches from its state of origin (desperate that Yes). OK so I took screen prints of my information on the product and information system before you start... I started to follow the XP Reinstall instructions by the support site for windows... and everything seemed to be going great until I arrived at the main screen of the product. I put in my 25 char key and got the pop up "the product Id you entered is not valid. The CD I have, was not a copy retail it was a copy of illigit. However, I bought a license real profit to perform this legal copy... then this could explain why its causing me problems? Otherwise why the * it will not accept my key bought. I checked then double I indexed in as it was printed... and I am really frustrated. Ive gone 1 speaker works do not, no noise, no computer/XP... I tried the Chat Support and they confirmed my product key is still valid... and is the version correct etc etc. But thensaid I need to call a number paying to discuss further. I realize XP is under extended warranty... They want to pay my 46 + VAT + extras before they will even speak with me... at all. So what now? Product ID is 7558881-76487-084-22948 Microsoft Windows XP Professional... updated originally to NT/2000. The sticker on the unit refers to the earlier version HELPPPPP!

  Hello

  I suggest you to return the item and check if it helps:

  Support for the Microsoft Product Activation issues

  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/cu_sc_prodact_master

  Resolve activation problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-activation-problems

  The article also applies to Windows XP operating system.

• Printer stops working

  Original title: PRINTERS

  My ALL-IN-ONE printer HP PSC1510 work stops, when powered by the light lights no noises the computer receives all messages from him, what is happening with this?

  Have you read the solutions on the page I linked?  There are a lot of quite complex to follow, steps which none include the relocation of the printer.

  Check paper and check cartridge lights

  
  Question: the product has a stall of transport or jam.

  Paper jams can be difficult to find, especially if you have torn a page detached from the printer.  If you can't make it work according to the instructions of HP self-help and the printer is under warranty ("this is not an old printer') you can take to be repaired... but I suspect that maintenance this question won't be free.

• HP H1W67EA #ABU: static noise in my new laptop computer

  I get a low static sound in my computer hp laptop, also one of the lights on the side of the laptop (seems to be the light of the hard drive) continues to blink on and outside.

  @Laura1989

  Thank you, it works much better. It comes to the support page for this model.

  Drivers & software for computer laptop-15 r101na (ENERGY STAR) - HP

  Also, here is the interview for this series of mobile guide. Inside, you will find other information, such as the locations of the LEDs, to better identify those who may be flashing irregularly.

  HP 15 laptop HP 15 TouchSmart PC Compaq 15 Notebook PC Compaq 15 laptop TouchSmart laptop - Guide Service and maintenance

  Notable static noise still, or is it more when the volume is in place?

  The noise seems to vary depending on what you're doing? (moving the cursor of the mouse, for example)

  Has been present static noise immediately when you first power on the laptop, or was it after using it a bit, or go online?

  There is only the driver on the site of Windows 8.1, but it may be worth put it back.

  Driver Audio Realtek High definition (HD)

  In addition, you should look through the following measures. I realize that you have sound, but many of the steps are still useful for the problems of sound quality.

  No sound from speakers (Windows 8)

  I would like to know if this helps and if not, then please post the answers wonder and I hope, it will point to a solution.

• Noise maps after installation NIVIDA GeForce graphics and sound on HP compac 7700 computer

  Computer HP 7700 Compac, Win 7, 32 bit, card NIVIDA GeForce 310, StarTech sound car. Noise loud high frequency on the rare occasions necessary turn off the computer.  Works OK for a while after switch on. Same thing happned with three other graphics cards.

  Hello:

  You need a sound card.

  I assume that you have installed a video card with HDMI output (as most of them come with HDMI today).

  After that, the PC turns off both the onboard audio and video on board because he thinks that you have installed a video card and a sound card because of the HDMI audio chip on the video card.

  To activate the sound edge even once, you start in the BIOS, you go into the menu of the device on board and you will find an audio setting embedded (which did not exist before).

  You will also see that the setting is disabled. You change the setting to enabled, save it by pressing the F10 key at this time here and again when you exit the BIOS (save settings and exit).

  Restarts, the integrated audio system is restored, and you will have audio HDMI if you plug an HDMI cable to the HDMI port to a TV output.

  This happens on the dc7800 model too but, curiously, he did not on my dc7600.

  Paul

• My computer makes a clicking noise at random - in the diagnosis of the Apple what is the meaning of error 4HDD/30 / 40000005:SATA (0,0) Please?

  My computer makes a clicking noise at random - in the diagnosis of the Apple what is the meaning of error 4HDD/30 / 40000005:SATA (0,0) Please?

  Several clues:

  1. HARD and SATA drive in the message... On the way SATA HARD drive
  2. Clicking noise, which is an early signal of imminent death for HARD drive (there are only two types of readers... those who died and those who will be)

  I would like to start keep good clones (CarbonCopyClone, bombich.com, $40) for external drives or backups Time Machine.  Any backup of the drive, not just your favorite parts.  Perform backups on a schedule without fail IMHO.

  You can also start to consider a SSD at macsales.com (their mercury collection is highly recommended) or a new HARD disk, at least start planning if the SSD cost is worth the benefit of speed on the HARD drive.  You can buy it later.

  Just my paranoid approach to this situation.

• Computer makes strange noises? 3

  Hello, I have a HP Pavilion, model s3842uk. n___n;

  My computer because of the weird noises when I start it, it's like a semi - quiet, but still discernible "squeaking"? I did some research into this because that my mind was going into overdrive thinking that my pc is dying (that's my baby in terms of playing games like WoW, L4D2, Sims 3, Fallout New Vegas, etc. with brio) so I'd really like to know if anyone can help me.

  Some have suggested that it is the CPU fan or another fan, and maybe it's because I'm not sure how to open my case. I really want to play with my system in case I damage anything (I'm a super awkward age 16 years). xD

  So, it is more than likely due to an accumulation of dust right? I think I had this PC for over a year so the poor thing probably got a lot of dust in there, but I'm still a bit "eh" of everything.

  So, if anyone of you, it professionals are ready to help me, I would appreciate it.

  If I do not need to open the case so I will need to ask a friend of the family who is a technician, he can do it for me because I'm desperate. xD

  Hello LishaFTW, sorry to hear your system does not work as it should.

  Some HP and Dell systems, do a 'noise' stronger during the first start for a few seconds. This noise is from fans until the mother could take control of the fan speed. It is a normal phenomenon, but only if it just last for several seconds.

  A bad business, and/or components can cause a State of overheating, even on newer systems, especially if they have been used when on the ground instead of a desktop computer.

  Here a link to the HP site that shows how to do to remove the control panel of the case. You can then clean the inside of the casing and components, paying special attention to the area of heatsink / CPU fan.

  Make sure you do not move or damage the components.

  You can use compressed canned air to blow the dust/dust of the system and the heatsink / CPU fan. Do not allow the processor or another fan to turn when you use compressed air, as this may cause damage to the fan.

  I suggest take the system from the outside of the building to clean dust/dirt, since when the compressed air is applied, there is a bit of it in the room.

  When completely cleaned, just reinstall Control Panel case and start the system and see if the problem has been resolved.

  If not, you may leave the case Panel and start the system and try and determine source noise, making sure not to touch anything inside the case. I'd look for any fan noise that seems to be another noise that all movement of the air, like a bearing bad grinding, or rubbing sound.

  I hope this helps.

• computer laptop DV9500 fan makes loud noise...

  Hi all

  Recently, I have problem with my computer 17 "hp laptop. There is a grinding noise coming from a place where the fan is fitted. The noise starts after a few minutes, I start the laptop. I couldn't understand what kind of fan is the cause of problem. Some people said it could be cpu fan or normal or it could be a power supply fan. Recently I installed the software of Notbook hardware control (NHC) and suddenly I'm me extermely low contrast on the screen and the noise stopped. It's never happened before. When the fan starts to make noise I have stop working. After installing this software, I have almost solved the problem, but still it will start intermittently. Could someone tell me what could be the problem?

  The heatsink in the many books of HP is of inferior quality.  We know that this is not the cause of hard disk, you do not hear the noise as soon as you turn on the PC.  It is not the optical drive, because you do not run the DVD ROM.  The only other element is the radiator fan.  You must open Notepad and check for the appropriate placement of the radiator.  The fan must turn freely.  Repair or replace as needed.  Remove dusty rabbits that have accumulated over the years.

• PCI-6733 signal noise when the computer screen is plugged, the weight on the case

  Greetings,

  I hope that it is in the right section.

  Card: PCI-6733

  I'm a 60 Hz, 2 mV peak-to-peak with a compensated 2.4mV noise when the monitor is plugged into the VGA port.

  Same card in a second computer, problem is more serious, 4mV Ridge to Ridge, 4.3mV offset. When I push on the case near the power supply the offset rises from a few millivolts.

  The two computers are running the same exact versions of software and drivers. Dell and quite similar to each other in both material and form.

  I have a third computer that noise coming out of the map is horrible no matter what.

  I exchange business cards and the problem is with the computer, does not follow the acquisition cards.

  No idea how to solve this problem and what is the cause?

  Thanks for any thoughts!

  -Michael

  Tall_Michael,

  Looks like you may be plugging your monitor and your computer in different points of sale.  If this is the case, this is probably the cause of your noise and can be eliminated by connecting the two devices on the same socket.

  Here are some articles that deal with the noise you are experiencing and various workarounds in the cases where what I mentioned above are not the case:

  The problems of noise in the measurement configurations

  Sources of the measuring Signal ground

  How to eliminate noise on measures DC power without using a lowpass filter of material?

  I hope this helps!

  Thank you

  Trey C.

• Noise when using computer

  Suddenly, when I use my computer to get on the internet, I hear a thud. It happened once before, but suddenly disappeared. I wonder if the fan may be bad. Any ideas on what is the cause? The only other time that I hear it is when my computer is near the end of the scan of Norton fuul. This was bought in 2009 is therefore an old computer.

  Holly

  HP Slimline s3700y PC

  Windows Vista

  PS Now I don't hear the noise, but most of the time I hear the sound when you go to different Web sites.

  I tried your suggestion yesterday and by changing the diet plan of the balanced or recommended energy saving plan has worked. I don't hear any noise now.  The performance for power management is not as good as it takes more time to load web pages, but I prefer this to the noise. He said beside the plan of standby power energy savings is rated with a 5 and the performance is rated a 2, while balanced or recommended plan has energy savings, a 3 and performance 3.

  I've always kept it on the recommended plan, which I think is the plan by default as it was defined like this when I bought my computer.

  Out of curiosity, why is she become necessary now that I change for energy savings?  I have that noise when I got to my computer. Is this because the computer is older?

  The information that you sent me has also stated the following:

  Some parameters to cause fans to turn too fast for a typical home environment. If you use the computer in an environment quiet where temperatures remain mild and stable (up to and 30 degrees Celsius or 86 degrees fahrenheit), and then follow these steps to adjust the power settings in a more appropriate setting:

  Do you know why the environment calm and temperatures are a factor?

  I waited until today to answer that I wanted to test it for another day. I also put it to (balanced) recommended plan and the noise comes back then I then changed once again to the energy saver and it will keep on saving.

  Thanks for your help.

  Holly

• Overheating problem - computer laptop sony vaio makes loud fan noise

  Original title: overheating problem.

  My computer sony vaio notebook makes noise noisy fan after that its used for half an hour and sometimes turns off. What is the cause and the cure for this problem. The model is a set of VPC E a little more than 3 years. Grateful for some answers or don't have these problems.

  Hello

  It may be an overheating problem and it is normally the main reason for your problem.

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  If it's a hardware problem, it would not not to restart.

  That said, it is possible to have a hairline cracks in the motherboard, etc, which becomes obvious as soon as it warms up.

  Check vents for hair, dust, etc. and do not use a laptop when it is based on material surfaces: bedspreads, blankets, etc.

  If the problem persists, because it of a laptop, bring it to a local computer and reliable repair shop and get them to open and clean the dust inside...

  Here is an interesting discussion about the reasons for your problem:

  http://PC-trickandsolution.blogspot.com.au/2011/07/fix-laptop-overheating-shutdown-problem.html

  NB: > however 9 out of 10 cases of overheating are caused by obstruction of the air flow.

  See you soon.