Everything was working fine on Thursday, however, yesterday and now today my speakers are making this crackling type of noise even when I plug my headphones in. I have had this computer for about a year. I really need my speakers to work for school purposes. Please help!
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LummusMaximus
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Try reinstalling the drivers. A specific model number will help to find the correct drivers for your system.
LummusMaximus
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A driver installation is pretty simple, so long as you've found the correct drivers. You won't lose any data so long as you don't accidentally download a virus. What's the model number? The model number can be found under the battery.
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