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Old 10-03-2006, 06:51 AM   #1
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There is a clicking noise that occurs about every 30-60 seconds. It happens
when I am on the internet and off. It comes through the speakers but doesn't
seem to be a speaker problem. Oddly, it started happening after I tried to
run a CD that had info from an old computer on it - the same noise happened
on that computer as well. I have trend PC-Cillin and have run anti-virus
with no problems detected. Any ideas?
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Old 10-03-2006, 08:43 AM   #2
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"novicek" wrote:

> There is a clicking noise that occurs about every 30-60 seconds. It happens
> when I am on the internet and off. It comes through the speakers but doesn't
> seem to be a speaker problem. Oddly, it started happening after I tried to
> run a CD that had info from an old computer on it - the same noise happened
> on that computer as well. I have trend PC-Cillin and have run anti-virus
> with no problems detected. Any ideas?


I have a similar problem (I posted it before) that every time the computer
is put on standby, sound stops playing. Oddly enough - just like your
problem, my speakers start emulating noises from the CD drive perfectly -
down to every last spin, click and eject. I have not yet resolved the issue,
but try searching for the newest drivers for your sound card.
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Old 10-03-2006, 04:07 PM   #3
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I think I fixed it - at least temporarily anyway - I went into the
screensaver sound files and turned them off. The sound for everything else
is still working - I just don't have the annoying clicking sound.

"Ricardo" wrote:

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> "novicek" wrote:
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> > There is a clicking noise that occurs about every 30-60 seconds. It happens
> > when I am on the internet and off. It comes through the speakers but doesn't
> > seem to be a speaker problem. Oddly, it started happening after I tried to
> > run a CD that had info from an old computer on it - the same noise happened
> > on that computer as well. I have trend PC-Cillin and have run anti-virus
> > with no problems detected. Any ideas?

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> I have a similar problem (I posted it before) that every time the computer
> is put on standby, sound stops playing. Oddly enough - just like your
> problem, my speakers start emulating noises from the CD drive perfectly -
> down to every last spin, click and eject. I have not yet resolved the issue,
> but try searching for the newest drivers for your sound card.

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