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    Something wrong with my lappy.Need your help

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by lazytomcat, Dec 15, 2006.

  1. lazytomcat

    lazytomcat Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi,there's some issue with my T60.It seems to be malfunctioning cos it keeps releasing a long series of buzzing sound, that's likely something wrong with the onboard sound device,but actuallly it isn't.
    I eventually press the sound mute button next to the escape button in order to turn off that annoying sound but it still remains.
    I don't know exactly what kind of hardware issue that is .
    Does anybodyelse help me? Is it necessary for me to have my T60 serviced?
     
    lazytomcat, Dec 15, 2006
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    dietcokefiend DietGreenTeaFiend

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    What are circumstances before the sound starts? I have played different games where the sound system crashes, and the computer beeps like crazy through the speakers until I restart the system.
     
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    The sound issue took place during my web surfing.Sometimes the strange noise shut up for a while, may be half an hour or longer then it unepxtectedly resumed again.Is it a normal sound issue for this type of T60 or something more critical than it seems to be ?
     
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