Computer Help and Support

madamesilverspurs

(16,050 posts) Tue Nov 20, 2018, 08:56 PM Nov 2018

Ow!

Clicked on a video, and when I went to turn up the volume got a loud and continuous squeal. Thought it was that video, so just clicked off. But when I tried to listen to something else, the squeal was still there. Can hear talk behind it, but it's very faint. And I can't figure out where it came from or how to get rid of it. Any ideas???

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Ow! (Original Post) madamesilverspurs Nov 2018 OP

Aliens??............:) dameatball Nov 2018 #1

What are you using, speakers? Headphones, built in speakers, a stereo? Eko Nov 2018 #2

Toshiba laptop madamesilverspurs Nov 2018 #3

Bottom right corner Eko Nov 2018 #4

OK madamesilverspurs Nov 2018 #5

Change it to 16 bit 48000 hz. Eko Nov 2018 #6

Bingo! madamesilverspurs Nov 2018 #8

Anytime. Eko Nov 2018 #9

Donald J. Trump talking. Just turn it off. Kajun Gal Nov 2018 #7

dameatball

(7,603 posts)

1. Aliens??............:)

Reply to madamesilverspurs (Original post)

Tue Nov 20, 2018, 08:59 PM

Nov 2018

Eko

(8,495 posts)

2. What are you using, speakers? Headphones, built in speakers, a stereo?

Reply to madamesilverspurs (Original post)

Tue Nov 20, 2018, 09:00 PM

Nov 2018

madamesilverspurs

(16,050 posts)

3. Toshiba laptop

Reply to Eko (Reply #2)

Tue Nov 20, 2018, 09:29 PM

Nov 2018

Guess I should have mentioned that, huh?

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Eko

(8,495 posts)

4. Bottom right corner

Reply to madamesilverspurs (Reply #3)

Tue Nov 20, 2018, 09:35 PM

Nov 2018

right click the speaker icon, choose sounds, click on playback tab, realtek audio should be selected, click on that, click on properties, go to advanced tab, it should be at 16 bit 48000 hz (dvd quality). Let me know.
Thanks,
Eko.