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speakers? 2
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KimberTech
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Could be:
Bad speakers
Wrong sound driver (common cause)
Bad sound card
Have you tried a different set of speakers or a headset to eliminate the hardware?
Kimber There is no such thing as a dumb question. Only a dumb mistake because you didn't ask...
Bad speakers
Wrong sound driver (common cause)
Bad sound card
Have you tried a different set of speakers or a headset to eliminate the hardware?
Kimber There is no such thing as a dumb question. Only a dumb mistake because you didn't ask...
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Are the speakers plugged into the correct jack on the sound
card? Is the modem patched to the sound? Is the microphone
to close to the speakers? If your speakers are powered with
110 try plugging into different outlet.There may be another
appliance on the same circut that is causing interferance. Or the thermal protector in the surge protector (if you plug through one) might be gone and causing interference.Any cell phones close by? It sounds as if something is loose and a speaker maybe just shorting out.
card? Is the modem patched to the sound? Is the microphone
to close to the speakers? If your speakers are powered with
110 try plugging into different outlet.There may be another
appliance on the same circut that is causing interferance. Or the thermal protector in the surge protector (if you plug through one) might be gone and causing interference.Any cell phones close by? It sounds as if something is loose and a speaker maybe just shorting out.
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