I can hear the clicks to website through my speakers.?
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that's an automatic thing.  go to control panel>>sounds and audio devices>>go to the sounds tab>>scroll down until you see "start navigation">>and set that sound to nothing.  If you like that clicking sound whenever you are still browsing through folders, then you can download Mozilla Firefox.  That gets rid of the sound alltogether.  and its free\n\nwww.mozilla.com
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I can hear my cell phone through the computer speakers when it rings, usually makes me jump. It also affects my radio-alarm clock. Cant leave it on the desk or the night stand! As for why, Ill wait for some elses explanation
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http://www.webplaces.com/html/sounds.htm
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Are you running some media program (like WinAmp) or some sound recording program that is currently using your microphone and speakers ?\n\nIf so, you will need to stop those.
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if your using windoves media player the wow setting could be set to echo
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well if you have dialup and that's when you hear it then it would be your modem connecting to the internet through the phone line, and the noises would be the electrical signals being changed into sound and then being sent through the phone line
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go to this site http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Chat/Instant-Messaging/Hidden-Audibles.shtml
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u can hear em , then take em from the cache , thats what i know : www.farfesh.com
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GO TO YOUR SECURITY IN CONTROL PANEL AN SEE IF YOUR SETTINGS ARE RIGHT TO STOP THESE
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there is no website that does that, but u can listen to it like a radio but u have to sign up and all that crap! i'm not sure.
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Check and make sure your sound for the computer is on. If you are online, make sure the volume on that website is turned on. I have had similar problems. \nGood Luck
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Maybe, someone accidently, put the mute button on..\nAlso, check to make sure that all your connections, are secure..
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Try Audio Hijack or Toast.
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Only a .wav file can be used unless you use some third party program.\n\nTo change the setting, goto your control panel, then 'sounds'.
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It is probably your speaker plug not being fully plugged in, either at the computer or at the speakers.  Sometimes moving them around or some inadvertent tugging of the wires causes them to unplug just enough to disturb the situation, and sometimes, just general atmospheric gunk gets on them.  Also check to be sure the sound card, if you have a separate card, is fully seated in its port.
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Go into your control panel and adjust your speaker settings on your computer. Also check to see if your wires are going through the right audio ports.
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This happens to me. It is a radio frequency issue. Ususally if you have some kind of wireless device near your computer, the radio frequency interferes. For me, it is my cell phone near my speakers. I always know when my cell phone is going to ring, because my computer speakers make that same strange buzzing noise before hand. I think this problem is primarily systematic with cheap $20 COMPUSA speakers.