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Anonymous Posted on Dec 01, 2009

E-Machines monitor E211H making intermittent high pitched noises

My brand new E-Machines monitor E211H makes an intermittent high pitched noise. Sounds like morse code and is faint, but annoying me. I have the monitor hooked up to a Dell laptop and a new Microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse. Is this noise normal?

  • Anonymous Dec 01, 2009

    The speakers are built in. I've unplugged the cable and . . . no more annoying noise is coming out of my monitor. Thanks, I guess I'll have to get a replacement cable.

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If the speakers are built in try a new rca cable

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  • Anonymous Dec 01, 2009

    np. glad it helped

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Hitch pitch noise usually has to do with your refresh rates. Try upping it to 60Hz.

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