PC speaker issues.

[smithma7 at gmail.com (Mike Smith)]

I don't recall if it's during boot or not.  However, as soon as I
posted the initial email, all static stopped.  I think this is a MB
sound, not actual card.

With dogs and all, the house is a bit dusty at times and whenever I do
gte inside these boxes, it's everywhere.  Would this cause things to
gunk up on the sound?  If so, why sound and nothing else?  Ah well,
just more incentive to buy a new computer.  The 800 Mhz chip just
ain't cuttin' it anymore speed-wise and it would be nice to upgrade.

On 10/11/06, Allyn <amalventano1@tds.net> wrote:
> > Bad sound card?  A friend mentioned something about a virus
> > doing this.  Seems odd tho since I'm having the same problem
> > that I had 8 or
> > 9 years ago.  I never solved it then, just dealt with it as I
> > figured the speakers were going south (plus, at one point I
> > kind of messed them up myself).  Different computer,
> > different speakers, same problem.
>
> Does it do it during boot as well?  If so, it's hardware.  If you are using an actual card (i.e. not built-in motherboard sound),
> just change the thing.
>
> Al
>
>


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