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Posted on Nov 15, 2010

My labtop makes a high pitched siren like noise when you initally boot it up, the mouse icon and various other icons flicker randomly from time to time, and the computer usage is over 50% constantly when it use to run at 4-25%.

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Hi
Im Kapila from Sri Lanka.
to solve the noise like a siren,
open the sound mixer (double click on the speaker icon on the task bar) and mute the mic on that, or decreas the mic level.
its OK, you can adjust it the audio settings perfectly via double click on the audio icon in control panel.
not enough the details for flickering problem.
send the message to [email protected] regarding that

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