Hi, i also have a speaker problem (Acer laptop 5610 series). After changing some settings of the speakers in the control panel, they have an echoed tinny effect. I reverted to the default settings, which did nothing. They did start to work properly for a while a week after it started, but started again when I opened Media Player (it isn't MP settings). Can someone please help? It would be most appreciated, I've only had the my computer for a month.
Open the laptop and then shut it down i think it will solve ur problem
Posted on Aug 12, 2007
The problem is from an effect manager. my cousin mucked around with it a while ago and put it on "sewer effect" and didnt change it back. discovered this only a week ago, i think i'll stangle him. thank-you for you're help sandrew and griffithsks. my mic was muted when i checked so i was frantic on finding out what was wrong. i've had a few issues with the net so i apolagise for responding so late.
Posted on Feb 05, 2007
I have also had an acer aspire notebook for about a month too. I have had several problems including sound ones and have contacted the acer helpdesk. I have had excellent help and service each time from them and problems have been solved quickly and easily. Tel:- 08708 531000
Posted on Jan 07, 2007
This is because your inbuilt microphone is probably set at boost, and picking up the sound of speakers. Go to speaker icon in task bar an select 'Open volume control' and click on options, then advanced controls, then click mute on the microphone slider control.
Posted on Jan 07, 2007
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