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Sound is distorted like it is underwater.

My sound on my A105 clicks and skips and is really distorted whether I use headphones or just speakers. I thought that it was just without headphones that it did this, and that it was prob my speakers...then i tried it with headphones plugged in and I am getting the same clicking and skipping in the headphones. Does anyone know what in the world I can do about this?

hlwilliams Feb 05, 2008

How do I go about reinstalling/updating my driver?
I am using a Toshiba Satellite A105-S4084 Laptop computer. And I use Windows XP.
Thanks!
Anonymous Feb 06, 2008

I NEED AUDIO DRIVER I NEED AUDIO DRIVER

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It seems there is driver related issue. You may reinstall/update your driver. For further assistance please post your question.
Also can you please tell me whats your computer's part number and operating system?

Good Luck

ExpressFiX Feb 06, 2008

You can use the application and driver Disk with comes together or alternately you can proceed to http://support.toshiba.com
obtain the latest audio driver for your model

Good Luck

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