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    High pitched buzzing sound from processor?

    Discussion in 'HP' started by compduce, Dec 29, 2006.

  1. compduce

    compduce Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi, I just bought a new hp dv6103nr from best buy, I love the computer, the question I have is about a buzzing sound that comes from the cpu ( I think!?) it only does it when the it's on idle, it seems that it gets a little worse when I unplug the AC cable, I've read in different forums people having the same issue with noisey cpu's. I think that's what it is, I know it should'nt be making this sound. Does anybody know if there is way to fix the problem? Thanks for any advice.
     
    compduce, Dec 29, 2006
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    man i have the same issue exactly the laptop is gr8 but i had the buzzing sound and dunno what to do,it comes mainly from under the touchpad .i am so pissed from that sound it comes when idle ,i am trying to know what to do.
     
    ahmednagy5, Jan 7, 2007
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    Thanks man, it solved the problem,but i feel the the processor fan is running much more than it used to be after that is that normal and safe?anybody knows?
     
    ahmednagy5, Jan 8, 2007
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