Using dvd drive makes makes sounds

When I use my dvd drive the sound in the speakers is distorted, kind of jumps every few seconds. I can copy Cds on to my computer, while its copying it distorts sound but the I can play the music fine through media player, so I don't think it is a problem with the actual drive but more a system or sound card problem.

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There is nothing wrong with your laptop. If you are copying a cd and trying to play music at the same time, you are pushing the processor power of your laptop or low on memory. When copying a cd it should rip it without sound to your hardrive, so i assume that your are playing music from your hardrive as well as ripping and this model of laptop i think comes standard with a 1.3ghz processor with 512mb of memory, which can easily be drained when ripping or burning.

Posted on Mar 03, 2007

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