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    Jerky sound HP TX1000

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Neighbour Jones, Oct 22, 2007.

  1. Neighbour Jones

    Neighbour Jones Newbie

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    There most probably will be a thread on this somewhere on the forum but I've got some problems with the sound. I have a HP TX1000 with Vista and the sound is really jerky. I have installed the most recent driver from the HP site but this did not help. Can I try something else or is this just another Vista problem? :mad:
     
    Neighbour Jones, Oct 22, 2007
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  2. kotsoswin

    kotsoswin Notebook Guru

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    Go in your device manager and click on wireless adapters. Then disable wireless a. That's it. Your sound will be fixed.
     
    kotsoswin, Oct 22, 2007
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    Go in your device manager and click on wireless adapters. Then disable wireless a. That's it. Your sound will be fixed.

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    Had the same problem some months ago - The sound was cutting and the removal of wireless "a" solved that problem.

    But I have another sound problem that seems to be unique since I have failed to find any solution in any forum.
    When playing music (any format) in Windows Media Player 11 and Media Center the volume goes up and down - like when you in the "old days" recorded with automatic levels.
    No problem when i play the same tracks using QuickTime or Rapsody.
    Any good ideas?
     
    gorbirhan, Jan 16, 2008
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  4. dinapoli

    dinapoli Notebook Consultant

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    you might need a new codec file
     
    dinapoli, Jan 16, 2008
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    waggers, Nov 19, 2008
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    Check if your power supply is not going out, that was what my problem was. After trying to fix it everyway else I took it in and they listened to my power supply fan and said that replacing it would fix it and it did!!! Love the music!
     
    Jaclynne, Dec 19, 2008
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