August 25, 2011
For any You Tube users who accidentally stumbled on this video and wasted their time watching it I’m very sorry, I’m just looking for help. Whenever one of my CD/DVD disk drives is active, the sound through the speakers from my computer becomes choppy and very scratchy, is there any reason/solution for this problem. By active I mean either burning or playing a DVD or CD. When the drives are inactive the sound is excellent. The problem is not because of the speakers, I have tested it myself, the Windows troubleshoot does not detect any hardware conflict either, however I don’t believe it to be true. My guess is that the drive cables are interrupting the motherboards activity via electromagnetic fields but there not even in contact with the mother board, however the rest of the system continues to functions normally when drives are active. Though, when playing CD or DVD games, after installing them the sound remains normal during play? While on my computer playing music, with good quality, and then activating a Disk Dive/ Ripping a disk, this distorts the sound and then deactivating the Disk Dive/ Canceling the Rip, which returns the sound to normal. When playing CD’s or DVD Movies off the drives the problem comes up still. I’m hoping the problem is through operator error or a minor software problem. The problem also comes up in all programs not just Windows Media Player. You might not hear it but when playing that Journey song off the CD drive there was some distortion. If …
Tags: distorts, drives, education, fred, gateway, gt5238e, motherboards, movies, problem, sound, speakers, the-sound, video
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June 17, 2011
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Tags: black, hold-the-lcd, issue, monitor, problem, science & technology, screen, sound, video, video not working
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June 17, 2011
Trying to take off the screen. Looking for help. It seems that all screws are out. But there is an issue with the black plastic frame on the bottom left portion and bottom right portion of the frame. IT won’t snap off. I believe there is a screw buried under black circular rubber. Also in the video (sorry about the sound. It was 5somthing am) I am trying to get off the two brackets that hold the LCD together.
Tags: black, frame, hold-the-lcd, logitech webcam, right-portion, science & technology, screen, screw-buried, sound, video
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June 16, 2011
The m1330 is an awesome laptop, you’ll got a ton of looks if you take it to a public place. I’ve learned after researching and using other slot-loading drives that the sound is normal for slot-loading drive. Otherwise the laptop is perfect.
Tags: 1330, awesome-laptop, dell, noisy, problem, sound, the-laptop, xps
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May 22, 2010
www.GuideForYouSmartOnly.com ————— How to Repair Worn Out Laptop Hinges —- Generally searching for “[make/model of laptop] service manual” or “[make/model of laptop] fix manual”. Examine the “support” sections of your laptop manufacturer’s web site to determine if a repair handbook is accessible there. Purchase replacement hinges. Searching an online auction site for “[make/model of laptop] hinges” will usually create several options. Turn the laptop more than so the bottom is facing up and get rid of the battery. Search the bottom of your laptop computer for screw-holes. Be sure to check stickers and labels to see if they conceal any screws. Unscrew each and every screw in the base and set it aside. If some thing will not come apart, you most likely missed a screw. If the computer keyboard still will not lift up, close the lid and flip the laptop back over and look for more screws. Unscrew and arranged apart any screws revealed whenever you removed the computer keyboard. Separate the two halves from the laptop computer bottom. Laptop computer bases are generally clipped together as well as screwed together. Examine your laptop computer hinges. Hinge style and placement varies widely between producers and designs of laptop computer. Screw the screws below the keyboard back down. To learn more about laptop repair, please visit: www.GuideForYouSmartOnly.com
Tags: backlight, flip-the-laptop, kits, laptop, laptop-hinges, motherboard, repair, repair-worn, sound
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