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    HP DV5T volume freak out!

    Discussion in 'HP' started by dannyjeffers, Sep 27, 2008.

  1. dannyjeffers

    dannyjeffers Notebook Enthusiast

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    I'm listening to my Zune software and whenever I press up or down on the hp volume buttons it jumps around from loudest to softest, ***? And I'm currently using the ITD software that came with the computer. Should I just get rid of the IDT?
     
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    thats funny, it doesnt happen to me and i use the same laptop. How long have you had your laptop for?
     
    ados, Sep 28, 2008
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  3. dannyjeffers

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    6 days? my rom drive failed and they sent me a new one. It installed some new software and that's when the problem started.
     
    dannyjeffers, Sep 28, 2008
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    Haven't you made a topic like this before? Anyway, press the stop button on the quicktouch and then try changing volume again.
     
    Chango99, Sep 28, 2008
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    dannyjeffers Notebook Enthusiast

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    No I don't believe I've made a topic like this before. If I did it was regarding a dv6500t. After restarting it twice, it works.
     
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    Ok... did you try pressing the stop button? This usually fixes it. It's a heat related issue it seems. It starts when the laptop starts to heat up, then people state t hat pressing the stop button works to fix it.
     
    Chango99, Sep 28, 2008
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    No, I didn't press the start button. I only restarted it.
     
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    It's the stop button, and try it next time instead of having to restart every time it acts up again.
     
    Chango99, Sep 28, 2008
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