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Computer sound problems

peteym · 2006-12-04 15:09:33

The sound on my computer tends to knock itself off every now and again. Especially when i'm playing music or games. The song will keep playing but nothing is coming out. Anybody any ideas what to do???

04-12-2006 3:09pm

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peteym

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The sound on my computer tends to knock itself off every now and again. Especially when i'm playing music or games. The song will keep playing but nothing is coming out. Anybody any ideas what to do???

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#2 04-12-2006 3:28pm

layke

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check for loose wires mate.

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#3 04-12-2006 7:35pm

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Fairly likely it is a loose cable.

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#4 04-12-2006 8:22pm

Anti

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Or dodgy drivers. Much less likely but ive had this before.

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#5 05-12-2006 3:10pm

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i presume loose cable on the inside ya?

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#6 05-12-2006 3:39pm

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Cables from the sound card jack at the back of your computer to the speakers more likely.

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#7 05-12-2006 3:39pm

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not if its onboard sound. More likely a wire from the back of your pc to the speakers. just unplug them all, and plug them back in. Making sure they are firmly in.

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#8 05-12-2006 3:52pm

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well it must be the drivers so, cos the cables are defo secured in at the back.

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#9 05-12-2006 4:34pm

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Reinstall them so.

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