Using Chrome : Fuzzy Noise / Crackle

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  1. Twitty
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    Shadowjk said:
    It may be a Wireless Connection problem - Some Speakers pick up interference between Wireless connections - Does this happen whenever you use your Wi-Fi?

    Have you tried surfing with an Ethernet Cable plugged in? If so do you recieve the Same issue?

    Many Thanks,
    Josh
    I'm using WiFi and i've never had this problem before so i doubt it. im also on a laptop and i dont have ethernet cable / slot in my room
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  3. Shadowjk
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    Does this happen with Headphones?
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  4. Twitty
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    Shadowjk said:
    Does this happen with Headphones?
    Yes and the speakers.

    I've realized that it gets worse if the page is loading or sometihng. :)
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  6. fseal
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    Well the drivers are probably just the basic built in W7 drivers.

    You need to find out what kind of audio chip you have. From the user manual or looking up your computer model on line and looking at the specs etc. Then once you have the manufacturer and model number you can go to the manufacturers website and look for the REAL driver.
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  7. Twitty
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    fseal said:
    Well the drivers are probably just the basic built in W7 drivers.

    You need to find out what kind of audio chip you have. From the user manual or looking up your computer model on line and looking at the specs etc. Then once you have the manufacturer and model number you can go to the manufacturers website and look for the REAL driver.
    ok well i just looked on the bottom of my laptoop and the model is

    dv6-2155dx

    its an hp laptop. do i go to like hp.com or sommit
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  8. The Howling Wolves
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    Yes,
    Go to HP.com/drivers and put your model # in there.
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  10. Twitty
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    ok i did that.

    i went to drivers: audio
    clicked the only one there

    and then downloaded it

    correcT?
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  11. The Howling Wolves
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    Reboot and then check to see if you still have that crackling noise.
    Post back if more help needed.
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  12. Twitty
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    The Howling Wolves said:
    Reboot and then check to see if you still have that crackling noise.
    Post back if more help needed.
    Rebooted

    but its still there, just a lot less. :/ :) well, not exactly a lot less. just less. its still pretty bad .. :/
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  13. The Howling Wolves
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    Do you have a built in WIFI or a USB WIFI connector?
    If USB try another location on the laptop.
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