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| 13 Nov 2011 | |
| Windows 7 32bits 3 posts | Static problem Hello everybody. I have recently installed Windows 7 in my laptop and I've encountered a really annoying problem that I can't seem to solve: static sound. I have a Realtek HD Audio with the latest updates (R2.66), tried to install older updates like Vista ones but still the same static. Although, if I set to use High Definition Audio Device controllers (Windows ones), the static gets soften but still there. Any idea of how to solve this problem? =\ |
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| 13 Nov 2011 | |
| Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit 7 posts | 1. Laptop or Desktop? 2. Is the static present in headphones and in speakers? 3. Are you using an amplifier? |
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| Windows 7 32bits 3 posts | Hey ssaamm. As I said, it's a laptop. Yes, even with headphones the static remains. No, i'm not using and amplifier. |
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| Windows 7 home premium x64 637 posts | Do have a mic plugged in or do you use one at all ? it may help to disable realteks mic input via their control thingy. |
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| Windows 7 32bits 3 posts | The microphone is incorporated on the laptop and I already disabled it on realtek "console" |
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