My Laptop speakers started making crackling noises

[AvsFanatic]

I listen to my local police scanner through my ear buds nightly and about a week ago they started crackling. I thought they were just blown and got another pair but it didn't help.

I then noticed it was happening through my internal speakers as well. It's happening on all audio that I use including YT. I have a DELL Latitude D8 30 that I got used off of CL and have no knowledge/manual of/for it. I don't even know if it is running on stock parts or has been reconfigured.

Any ideas of how I can rid this of these annoying crackling/popping sound issues?

Thanks!

[theknuckler]

idk get rid of windows, go linux bro. saved my whole computer from going under, nothing worked. Microsoft is a ****ing joke

[Phila26Flyers]

Originally Posted by theknuckler

idk get rid of windows, go linux bro. saved my whole computer from going under, nothing worked. Microsoft is a ****ing joke

Except I've been using Windows my entire life and have never had a problem with it.

[theknuckler]

Originally Posted by Phila26Flyers

Except I've been using Windows my entire life and have never had a problem with it.

that's like saying you smoked all life and never had a problem with it. Others do.
I hate microsoft
I hate apple

I love apple corps. though

[Phila26Flyers]

Originally Posted by theknuckler

that's like saying you smoked all life and never had a problem with it. Others do.
I hate microsoft
I hate apple

I love apple corps. though

Haha not really, but if you've had problems with Windows I understand why you don't use it. It's always served me well. One thing is for certain: PC > Mac.

[antonio106]

Googling the problem suggests you should work on your drivers for your sound card, and mobo. Know how to update them?

Since Knuckler likes Linux, he will gladly learn Assembler and make you all of these drivers from scratch, should you choose to get Ubuntu.

[theknuckler]

Originally Posted by antonio106

Googling the problem suggests you should work on your drivers for your sound card, and mobo. Know how to update them?

Since Knuckler likes Linux, he will gladly learn Assembler and make you all of these drivers from scratch, should you choose to get Ubuntu.

aha i'm learning, but so far I'm pretty damn useless.

[antonio106]

Originally Posted by theknuckler

aha i'm learning, but so far I'm pretty damn useless.

Did you just start running Linux? If so, then yes. You will soon encounter the fact that you need to either a) program a lot of **** yourself to get your computer to work; b) get a commercial operating system; or c) lower your computing expectations, hahaha.

But back to Flyers' question, I think it's almost definitely a driver issue.

[theknuckler]

Originally Posted by antonio106

Did you just start running Linux? If so, then yes. You will soon encounter the fact that you need to either a) program a lot of **** yourself to get your computer to work; b) get a commercial operating system; or c) lower your computing expectations, hahaha.

But back to Flyers' question, I think it's almost definitely a driver issue.

Actually been using it for a year. It saved me from windows because Windows told me my driver was f-ed, and linux fixed it, and my computers kicking ass now. I don't play games, and just use the computer for internet pretty much.

I have not noticed any difference except no ****ty spyware, not crashing every damn day. overall it's been a much better experience than windows.

plus the libreoffice stuff has been compatible with every office type of thing as well

[NameyMD]

hmm sounds to me like you might've pissed off mrs Saeki again dude..

or what?