Re: Crackling Noise from Speakers System Freezes

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Moe

Post message here.


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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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FCA
Stourport, England

Enquire, plan and execute
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"Moe" <Moe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hey Gerry, thanks for the quick response,
> I've tried different speakers, same result, even no speakers
> you gave me an idea though, I may let the thing keep doing it's thing for
> more than a few second and see if it gives me an error message. I'm no
> tusre
> what you meant, should I post the error message here or other?
> And in the process viewer I can also list what process is spiking up the
> CPU
> utilization.
> I'll write back! Btw, do you know of any other resources I can check for
> this problem?
>
> Thanks much, Moe
>
> "Gerry Cornell" wrote:
>
>> Moe
>>
>> Doubtful as it sounds like a hardware problem. You might check
>> connections or see if the problem occurs with different speakers
>> connected.
>>
>> If there are any Warning or Error Reports post copies in the other
>> thread as a follow up.
>>
>> --
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>> Hope this helps.
>>
>> Gerry
>> ~~~~
>> FCA
>> Stourport, England
>>
>> Enquire, plan and execute
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>>
>>
>> "Moe" <Moe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:5DEF565B-615D-43E8-BAF0-7959CD8F3E8D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > test post
>> >
>> > "Moe" wrote:
>> >
>> >> An interesting problem I am having. The following takes place If you
>> >> have
>> >> an
>> >> executable/setup file in a folder. Problem (which I came across
>> >> accidentally)
>> >> If I open a folder, lets say a download folder and I double click on
>> >> an
>> >> executable file or a setup/install file ---- Before actuall clicking
>> >> yes/run the file STOP right there. So lets say now you have a folder
>> >> open
>> >> in
>> >> the background with a popup asking if you want to run the file, with
>> >> both
>> >> those windows open if you press on the backgroung window (not the
>> >> foreground)
>> >> try clicking on the back menu without executing "OK" or "Cancel" on
>> >> the
>> >> front
>> >> windows it used to be I'd get a nice little jingle
>> >> sound and a flashing window indicating I needed to click on the top
>> >> window. HOWEVER now when I do the same the front window
>> >> blinks erradically and makes an annoying static crackling noise
>> >> through
>> >> the
>> >> speaker (which are on the monitor). This goes on for a few seconds and
>> >> the
>> >> system seems to LOCK IP AND FREEZE and I cannot do anything with the
>> >> system
>> >> with the exception of contrl-alt-del and then I can terminate the
>> >> window.
>> >> ANOTHER INTERESTING thing, I checked CPU utilization during this
>> >> anomaly
>> >> and
>> >> it SPIKES up to 100% FOR A FEW SECONDS. In addition half of the icons
>> >> on
>> >> the
>> >> system tray in lower right hand corner disappear!!! Wierd....... It is
>> >> annoying. I
>> >> don't know why it's like that something is wrong or maybe got
>> >> corrupted.
>> >> My
>> >> gut feeling is that this is a Windows XP OS problem...Please Help me!
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
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