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Hey everybody
Earlier this month, I had my computer repaired and cleaned of a nasty malware virus
Both before and after the repairs, when I listen to audio on my computer, it tends to distort at random times, sometimes worse than others, and it's getting very annoying
I know it's not my speakers, because it does this when I plug my headphones into my laptop as well
Thus, I don't believe it's my headphones either, so what could it be?
Whatever the answer might be, laymans' terms would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Earlier this month, I had my computer repaired and cleaned of a nasty malware virus
Both before and after the repairs, when I listen to audio on my computer, it tends to distort at random times, sometimes worse than others, and it's getting very annoying
I know it's not my speakers, because it does this when I plug my headphones into my laptop as well
Thus, I don't believe it's my headphones either, so what could it be?
Whatever the answer might be, laymans' terms would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
This post has been edited by BradRHS08: 01 September 2009 - 09:01 PM
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