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whazzup
Any one know why I am getting a "pop" sound every 5-7 seconds? Just started
yesterday.
yesterday.
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R. McCarty
Have you changed drivers or modified any of the input slider volume
levels ? Computers use signals that can generate interference heard on
a computer's speakers. It could also be another component in your
house ( Wireless Phone...) that is responsible. However, transient or
induced signals don't follow a repetitious pattern.
levels ? Computers use signals that can generate interference heard on
a computer's speakers. It could also be another component in your
house ( Wireless Phone...) that is responsible. However, transient or
induced signals don't follow a repetitious pattern.
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Mike Torello
whazzup said:Any one know why I am getting a "pop" sound every 5-7 seconds? Just started
yesterday.
If you live in a bad neighborhood, maybe it's the sound of gunfire
from gang warfare.
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PA Bear [MS MVP]
You're computer may be on its way out. Backup your personal data ASAP!
Also see http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial118.html
Also see http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial118.html
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John
Where does that "pop" sound come from? PC speakers? External speakers? Hard
disk? Popcorn in your microwave oven? If it's the last, your popcorn is
almost ready.
disk? Popcorn in your microwave oven? If it's the last, your popcorn is
almost ready.
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whazzup
The sound is coming through the speakers. Thanks for any help.
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Paul
whazzup said:The sound is coming through the speakers. Thanks for any help.
I found mention of a popping sound here. Involves Malware.
http://www.security-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=208709
Paul