Does anyone have any ideas? I have no idea whats going on...
btw when I look up my audio card manufacturer in dxdiag, all it says is "pnp audio device"
Edited by st3v3yo, 15 September 2010 - 10:01 AM.
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Initially, the only sound that came out of the speakers was static. When I tried messing with the volume settings, however, I found something interesting. I run windows 7, and in the volume mixer, there is a master speaker volume and then separate volume controls for every application you have open. lowering the master volume had no effect, but as I lowered application volume, the static dissipated. only when I lowered it to 1 volume did the sound for that application become almost normal (loud sounds still made a crackling sound). Its been like this for a few weeks now, but interestingly enough, one day I booted up my CPU and the problem was totally gone. sound was utterly normal. when I turned i off and back on later, the problem was back. I tried plugging headphones in in place of the speakers to test if is was a speaker problem, and it didnt change.
Does anyone have any ideas? I have no idea whats going on...
btw when I look up my audio card manufacturer in dxdiag, all it says is "pnp audio device"
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