Scrambled Noise At Higher Frequencies

BlackMaterial said:

Alright, that sound fine.

But I am a tad bit afraid I might press a wrong button in there.

Where do I find the 'Enable/Disable' switch in the BIOS?
Is there a:
Standard CMOS Features -> Sound -> etc.?
guide?

Kind regards,
BlackMaterial

You could read the manual which came with your machine, everything is explained there.

There are also various beginner's guides on the net, Like these;

BIOS for Beginners : Introduction

http://www.educypedia.be/computer/motherboardbios.htm

Once you are in the BIOS, there are also short guides which tell you what to do and how to do it.

If you are afraid to use it, then you will be unable to solve your problem.

Regards....Mike Connor

Get yerself a small notebook as a 'puter logbook and write down

date
+ problem
+ what you changed
+ how you did it

BlackMaterial said:

I decided to just do it
I went into my bios, had to search a bit, but I found it.
I disabled it, saved and reset.

However, The problem still excists.
It's a weird problem to describe.
Let's say a tone, (example; a guitar)
Has to be right in the middle, but instead of producing a middle-tone, it produces a mixture of low and high tones.

Really hard to describe.

I hope I can solve this problem any time soon.

Regards,
BlackMaterial.

Do your speakers work correctly on other equipment?

Do they work correctly if you set them to stereo?

Regards....Mike Connor

BlackMaterial said:

They worked correctly on my old computer.

They are currently set to stereo.
I have difficulty setting Windows Sound (Control Panel --> Sound) correctly AND my drivers for my speakerset.
I can set it to stereo in both Windows Sound as in my driver.
And, I am getting confused.

Could you give me some suggestions such as;
set X as Y etc.

I hope I don't ask for too much.

Regards,
BlackMaterial

I think you are trying to adjust too many things. I am going to look through this whole thread again and see if I have missed anything. I will be back as soon as I have a solution............

Regards....Mike Connor

Open your "Control Panel", and choose "Device Manager";

You should get a window like this. When you click on the small arrow next to "Sound, video and game controllers" ( I have marked this in the image), what does it say?



Regards....Mike Connor

BlackMaterial said:

Thanks for staying with me Connor,
I am 80% sure I am doing something wrong myself.
And 20% sure something in the computer itself is wrong.

On a side note;
I get sound out of all 5 speakers and 1 subwoofer, that means that the hardware is installed correctly and works fine, correct?

Regards,
BlackMaterial.

Not necessarily. Some things work, but only poorly when they are not set up properly.