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• having an iphone 6.  The ringtone does not make a noise.   I tested the ringtone and it sounds however when I receive a call or text or email, the Bell is silent

  I have an iphone 6.  The ringtone does not make a noise.   I tested the ringtone and it sounds however when I receive a call or text or email, the Bell is silent

  Hello Jimmy10 66,

  Thank you for reaching out to the Community Support from Apple. I know how it is important to follow your alerts, and I want to help you get your work again.

  Before we get too far, it's always a good idea to check that your 'secret' button just above your volume controls is not engaged. If you see that the yellow indicator go ahead and switch to the other position to turn it off.

  Alternatively, you can drag up from the bottom of the screen and make sure that the control of "do not disturb" is disabled.

  If those who are for the time off, go ahead and restart your phone and retest alerts. If the behaviour continues or if you encounter any problems, please reach out again and let the community know what other steps you have tried. The entire community is here to help.

  Best regards

• Background noise when connected to the power supply current

  I recently bought a laptop series Equium A100 and am generally very happy with it however I noticed that there is sometimes a background noise through the speakers (crackles and whistles) - this happens only when the AC adapter is connected does not when running off the battery voltage. The noise is present in the onboard speakers and if connected headphones/external speakers. It's definitely coming through the speakers/headphones not the mechanical parts of the laptop or the battery itself.

  I see that others have had a similar problem also but no solution seemed to be posted. I was wondering if someone has solved this problem yet?

  Thank you very much.

  Hello

  It's very strange. I have the Satellite A100 (Vista laptop) and I don't have this problem. Satellite and A100 are portable similar and there is not much difference.

  Your laptop comes with Windows XP Home or Vista edition? Have you tried to update BIOS. It's a really stupid question and I think that whistle is quite annoying for you.

  Have you also tried to contact service? What they say about this?

• 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.

• Noise DC value of the ini file values

  Hello

  I am trying to build a generator of signals (sine, triangle, sawtooth, square random noise, DC). I managed to get the job of waveform using the signal generator of NOR built based on VI. but I want to add the DC case that I managed to do. but I want the values (magnitude and frequency) to be in an ini file. My idea is manual sets the values in the file, once I run the vi and select the case of DC noise, it should read the file values and the data output and once I have stop, it records the values of dc before returning.

  So, I'm stuck trying to figure how to do this. I hope that I was clear enough. I don't have a code to view since I haven't started yet coding on this part. Help, please.

  Clearly enough explained.

  Take a look at the screw configuration file, found in e/s from file > Config File live. There also many examples n the community, as well as in the Finder of the example, illustrating the use of these. A good starting point is the sample Configuration settings file write example Finder, and reading Configuration settings file.

  Your .ini file will look something like this, once created:

  [DC noise settings]

  Amplitude = 1.234567

  Frequency = 8.901234

  This is equivalent to:

  [Name of section]

  Key 1 = value

  Button 2 = value

  When asked to read a specific key in a certain section, VI only through the file for the named section, and then search for they key the name you provided it. Remember, you will need to know what type of data is when you read back.

  You can use VI writing to modify specific keys in specific sections as soon as you close the file.

  This is one of a multitude of methods, you can use to do this, but are probably the simplest.

• 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.

• My HP D1314 makes a noise "hit" big as the carriage moves back very quickly.

  HP D1341 - when you select print, the carriage moves very fast back & comes with a sound of 'grand slam' several times.  There is no paper jam. Flashing light on printer 'flashes '.  After that the carriage moves back & suite 5 - 6 times, the prnter will print.   If printing of envelopes, the printer will continue printing each after the other without noise.  The noise is only with the "initial" print job  Control Panel indicates "paperjam" However, there is none.

  Any solution is greatly appreciated.

  Sally

  Hello sack797,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I see you have a HP D1314 that deploys a load banging noise when the printer starts a job. This could be the case, or the closure of the station on the printer, this is what prevents the ink to dry. If this is the cause, this would explain why, once the printer starts work the noise disappeared.

  I wasn't able to find anything specific to this printer, or capping station, but it is directed to the printer, making the noise: sound is produced while printing.

  I hope that it will make a difference.

• I can't find anything in the manual that explains how the instant noise print settings in the noise reduction effect.

  I am a Pr/Ae user, not an expert in hearing.  I face an excerpt of interview with excessive noise HVAC air movement. I watched the tutorials and read the manual, I see nothing about this setting - noise Print Snapshots. (in the noise reduction) What is the difference in the output of different numbers and why?

  I'm also surprised to see if I'm doing the same NR twice on a clip (done by chance) really works better, without much in the way of artifacts.

  I'm trying to reduce the number of variables I have try different combinations.

  Thank you.

  Regarding the size of snapshot FFT - well, it is not easy to explain without going in the works of the FFT, and is not exactly notions... the best explanation of what the differences are is probably this one:

  Techniques of the noise reduction for Adobe Audition CC

  What it does not say on this page, that's what we discovered collectively using NR - and is that the best way to apply it is indeed in the stadiums-, but with a different size of the FFT for each one and not too wide in a go. You will get inevitably less artifacts of higher values, but they do not so well on the lower frequencies, so to a certain extent, it must analyze your noise; with CVC, you won't need the lowest setting, unless there are a lot of very low frequency "rumble" in the sound, and it is fairly consistent.

• Blue noise now appear in the shadows

  I am suddenly, see blue noise when opening a raw file to process and use my usual settings and adjusting with the sliders. Even the old raw files that were already processed (and then looked satisfactory) are showing blue noise, sometimes completely blowing the shadows. I don't know why this is happening. When I slip and shadows or blacks far to the right, the sound diminishes or disappears.

  Are you developing? You have turned on shadow clipping? Click on the triangle of shadow on the left side of the histogram to toggle the shadow clipping. Same thing with nails...

• When I start my mac mini, there is a noise of ping and the selection of work automatically is the infected machine

  When started the by selecting automatically and noise coming... How to fix

  It is normal for a Mac do what Apple a call "chime: sound after startup.» It is an indication that the JOB completed successfully.

• Noise all by feeding the Satellite Pro A120 from socket

  I am currently part of the sound of my sound card (inside and outside and a PCIMCA sound card that I use) switching on of the computer on the network. Noise is not present at the switching on of the computer by battery or a power supply without land. Please provide a solution...

  Can you please explain how you use the card/s exactly, especially external? What is some external device connected to it?

  By the way: check a little more advanced search option on this forum. I'm sure that here you will find some similar assignments.

• Loud noise from HDD on the Satellite C670

  Repost of question with link to problem, not mine but same noise.
  Question is this normal

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=8dFN1kbDKXQ

  Thanks for the replies

  the

  It sounds really bad. In my opinion, you should contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help. They can check and, if necessary, exchange the HARD drive.

• Excessive noise is coming from the Satellite P10 804

  Because over the last six months my camera from excessive electrical noise, like a refrigerator / freezer! No idea what this could be and how much it would cost to fix.

  I bought the unit in spring 04.

  I replaced a disk failed a year ago.

  Hello

  It's not easy to say what could be this strange noise?

  I found you another thread here in the forum:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=105342&

  It s about the issue of control of volume.
  I don't know but maybe this question Mr has something to do with the electrical noise!

  What do you think?

• Noise suite of crush the hard drive. Now disk use stays 50% to 100%.

  So my hard drive crashed and made a weird noise. After the restoration of the operating system, use of HARD drive in the Task Manager is 50 to 100%. What should I do? My PC is 500-199 and has no defects on it. Help, please

  Hello

  Since your drive HARD crashed and you need to restore the operating system, try running a disk check.

  You can also perform boot HARD drive Diagnostics. Select "Test using PC HP Diagnostics (UEFI) material" in the HP support document.

  These tests check the system files and the integrity of your HARD drive.

  If all the tests are good try uninstalling and reinstalling each program.

  I don't really know what else could be causing these two programs to act in this way.

  Jaco

• Qosmio X 775 "burst" and "cracking" noise came out of the speakers

  Hello

  so my problems began a few days ago, when some "burst" and "cracking" are out of the speakers.
  It is not all the time, but as between 3-4 seconds I can hear it. I also connected to the laptop to a speaker system, and the problem remains, which means that it is not the speakers but the signal.

  I tried to reinstall the drivers, but it seems it isn't fixed yet.
  The Waves MaxxAudio 3 also disappeared when I reinstalled the drivers and now can't get it back?

  Someone at - it an idea of what could be causing this and how do I install again the Waves Maxxaudio?

  I thank.

  Hello

  Not quite sure what could cause this noise problem, but it is possible that this crackling appears due some latency issues more often than it appears because the CPU is stressed by processes that run in the background.

  I recommend you to check this using a tool called DPC latency checking.
  Check if anything else is originally from weak increases DPC

  For most issues could be caused by drivers like Lan or Wlan updates could help solve this problem