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The sound that plays when I log on to or off of windows XP is distorted.
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Your post has created many questions due to lack of info:
1. Is this just recently or has it always been like that?
2. Are your speakers properly connected and are they shielded?
3. Have your tried different speakers, maybe a friends?
4. When playing a CD is the music also distorted or only at log on/off?
5. Have you recently upgraded or updated?
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1. Is this just recently or has it always been like that?
2. Are your speakers properly connected and are they shielded?
3. Have your tried different speakers, maybe a friends?
4. When playing a CD is the music also distorted or only at log on/off?
5. Have you recently upgraded or updated?
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I just recently bought this computer new but just noticed this problem in the
last 2 to 3 weeks. The speakers are propertly connected. I haven't tried
any other speakers, will try that. When playing a CD the music is distorted
too. This being a new computer, no updates or upgrades.
last 2 to 3 weeks. The speakers are propertly connected. I haven't tried
any other speakers, will try that. When playing a CD the music is distorted
too. This being a new computer, no updates or upgrades.
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Guest
Are you playing the music from a second Hard drive that is an IDE drive and
you rprimary is a SATA? If so, I only solved the problem by replacing with
another SATA drive and eliminating the IDE drive and convertor.
you rprimary is a SATA? If so, I only solved the problem by replacing with
another SATA drive and eliminating the IDE drive and convertor.
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Guest
After reading your response, you could check the following. Speakers should
be checked for the possible culprit. If speakers are OK, then your soundcard
may be at fault. In that your PC is fairly new, it should still be under
warranty
that you could get it repaired or replaced at no cost to you. You could also
try a system restore back a couple of weeks. You'll lose everything you have
added since then. You can go back up to 90 days.
Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System Restore
be checked for the possible culprit. If speakers are OK, then your soundcard
may be at fault. In that your PC is fairly new, it should still be under
warranty
that you could get it repaired or replaced at no cost to you. You could also
try a system restore back a couple of weeks. You'll lose everything you have
added since then. You can go back up to 90 days.
Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System Restore