4 Do I have to replace my speakers?
My speakers aren't working (crackling sounds), but I don't want to replace them unless I have to. Is there another way to fix the problem?
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Speakers crackling could be an issue that can be fixed through a simple troubleshoot.
Type “find and fix audio” into your computer's search bar. Select “find and fix audio playback problems”. Find your speakers on the device list and click “Next”.
If that doesn't work then you can try disabling your audio enhancements by clicking on the little speaker icon in the bottom right hand corner on your taskbar and selecting "mixer", then select "speakers" and click "disable audio enhancements".
If your speakers are still distorted you might need to update your sound card drivers. Go to your start menu and search "windows updates" and pick "check for updates" and install whatever updates appear on the list.
Another way to update your sound card drivers is to go to your device manager, using the start menu search bar, and right click on the device manager then click "update driver software".
If all of that doesn't work then you probably need to replace your speakers as it could be a hardware problem instead of a software problem.
For more information see the Troubleshooting Guide.
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Hello
I followed what was required of me, and i am still unable to get the speakers going nor get rid of the x that is on the speakers in general.
I would kindly appreciate it if you would get back to me, for a light appears on the laptop as well as.
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Coral
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open the beats audio app> listen experience> and uncheck it or adjust it and then the speakers do not crack anymore
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My speakers are not working, when i try to listen to music, and the light keeps appearing the key board as well.
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