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Sound Error on Laptop
Ok guys so problem. When I am playing music on my computer that is streaming or youtube(still downloading) it starts skipping and lagging(the music). It doesn't play as bad when fully loaded but still skips a bit.
I have 2gb ram so it really shouldn't be a problem and never was before. Thoughts? |
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Ok I lied it still skips when loaded...
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Check your device manager, maybe uninstall the audio drivers, select find new hardware for it to reload them. Wait! Is this a Vista machine?
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If it IS Vista, I highly recommend you having SP1 installed for it.
Also, check this out too: [url=http://forums.techarena.in/media-technology/689924.htm]Windows Media Player makes a "skipping" sound continuously in song - Media Technology[/url] |
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It is an xp device, I will try the suggestions tomorrow...
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Also it skips with MP3 files too. So seems to be an overall sound problem....
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Yep, download and install the latest audio drivers...
If you have a Dell, head to support.dell.com and put in your Service Tag or Model Number and pull down the latest driver(s). |
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What should I update, I am kinda confused...
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Your sound card is most likely using "Realtek High Definition Audio". Right-click on that and select properties and note the Driver Version and the Date.
What kind of computer do you have? The manufacturer website should have the drivers for download, or at least point you to where you need to go. If not, try this: [url=http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/]Realtek[/url] Click on High Definition Audio Codecs |
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It is fixed for now, but the problem is a lot more complicated.
Ok so I forgot to mention that this happened before. The sound started messing up as mentioned couple months ago, and then the comp started freezing up and blue screening. So I did a system restore to a date prior to any of the issues and things were fine. Fast forward to a couple days ago and sound issues start again. I think it is the driver and I update it, but then the comp starts freezing and running REALLY slow(it takes less than 30 secs for startup normally, it took 3-5 minutes). So I tried doing a restore again, but everytime I did and the comp restarted it said "could not restore". So I loaded the computer on safe mode and did restore and things were fine. Now this is the 2nd time I needed to restore should I be worried? I dont really do anything crazy to get viruses. I have virus protection, ad-block, noscript, etc. I do stream videos and tv a decent amount(sports games, etc) and I use my laptop as a wireless access point for my XBox 360. Do any of those things cause viruses? |
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For the Xbox I bridged my ethernet port with the wireless to allow the xbox to connect via my laptop.
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This is on a laptop? Do you keep it running pretty much all of the time?
Open up the task manager (ctrl + alt + del OR start > run > taskman) and while you're playing audio or streaming, check your resource usage, particularly the CPU/Processor) what type of laptop? a lot of toshibas, hp's, etc etc overheat easily and it'll basically kill the processor from overheating, this happens mostly for people that keep theirs on quite a bit, I've seen some that got bad enough that even typing in word the computer would have to catch up to the typing hopefully that's not it, make sure you have the audio device drivers updated from the manufacturer's website, and if they make it worse, roll them back through device manager |
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