How Do I Remove The Echoing Sound From The Speakers?
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Do you have a microphone enabled that is picking up the sound from the speakers - only to play it again as an echo? If so, mute / unplug the mic - or at least decrease the snsitivity\n\nIf you have a "software surround sound" option, tun it off- they are sometimes so horribly bad they just sound like an echo chamber gone wrong.\n\n\nMain suspect - is microphone
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try uninstalling the sound card in device manager right click my computer then select properties then go to the hardware tab then click device manager then clcik on sound, video and game controllers then uninstall the audio card then delete all audio drivers and download or find your audio drivers the click action menu then click scan for hardware changes then when asked for drivers point it to where you put the drivers or if need be don't let it install drivers and run the driver setup for your sound card also you may need to take out the sound card of the computer take out all screws that hold the side on or the case on, take off the side or the case then touch the power supply the unscrew the sound card and clean the contacts with a pencil eraser if you have a on-board sound card don't worry about this step also do this as a last resort
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Check the speaker volume in Control Panel, Sounds.\n\nOr reinstall the sound software.
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Well turn on your speakers for one thing :D. Try to delete the sound card driver then reinstall it by downloading its latest driver from the sound card manufacturer's site. Also, unplug the sound card and clean its contacts then replug it back in. This could also be caused by spyware or virus. Make sure your antivirus, and antispyware are always updated. Then scan your system in Safe Mode. Make sure you are using SpywareBlaster, Ad-Aware, Spybot Search and Destroy and Microsoft AntiSpyware. They are all free.
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1) Click on the little speaker icon (volume control) in the lower right hand corner of the screen where the clock is (task bar) and turn it up.  If the volume control isn't showing in the task bar then go to the control panel, click on sounds and audio devices and check the box to put it in the task bar.\n\n2) Whatever program you're using to listen to will have a volume control on it.  Turn it up.\n\n3) If your speakers have a volume control then turn them up.\n\nIf any one of these are turned down then it will decrease the volume of the speakers.\n\nOn a laptop you hold down the fn key to use the blue keys.
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check you have pluged into the green one that is sound out\ncheck you have power to your speakers.\nopen control panal / sounds and audio devices\ncheck to see if mute is ticked (untick it )click on advanced in that area check others are not muted ( done )\nright click my computer / properties / hardware / device manager \ncheck for any "(?)" with yellow or green background, if there are under sound ,video, game controlers, reinstall your sound and video drivers that came with you pc \nif you find any with a red x right click them , then click enable
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frostwire..that sounds shady.\nyour settings are probably configured wrong.\ndid the sound stop when you installed a particular program?\n\nare your speakers turned on?\nis the volume up on the pc?
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Realtek\ngo to www.realtek.com\nand find the sound card driver\nthat is it.\ndownload it\nrestart your computer\nand it is back to normal
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double clik on loudspeaker icon in the right hand corner of ur pc , click on advance function of mic vol. disable the boost function.
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i looked to yahoo, i typed sound program to delete frequency and pitce and it took me to all kinds of sites. the first one might help. let me know if it helps please.   here's the web site     \n   www.dspdimension.com
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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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Highlight them and ri&#92;ght click them, then click "Remove from Playlist" or "Library"
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Sadly, there are no programs as such to do your job, unless it is part of the driver. Try using Control Panel to find the sound card settings (possibly under System, Device Manager). You might find a setting, but I doubt it.\n\nThis tends to be because a laptop's speakers aren't very big anyway. Space inside the laptop and power it uses from the battery prevent it being too good.\n\nThe best option is to buy plug-in speakers or use headphones. If you buy plug-in speakers, be sure to get mains powered or the quality won't be much better.
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Check that your sound is not muted. \n\nIf you uninstalled XP, try downloding the sound drivers for your sound card from http://www.driverguide.com. If you don't know the name of your sound card, download AIDA32 (http://www.majorgeeks.com/download181.html OR\n www.webattack.com/get/aida32.shtml OR\n http://www.google.com/searchq=AIDA32&btnG=Search\n) and let it discover it for you. Hope this helps.
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Go to Control Panel then to the sound section. Mess around with it. Also look in the same section and make sure your mic isn't on mute.
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If you are in Windows Media Player then go into your Enhancements and look in the taskbar thst appears down in the bottom left.  Press the arrows and find GRAPHIC EQUALISER, and pull 1KHz to the top mark.  This should help because it works for me, it makes it louder but may distort the sound a bit.  Experiment with the other ones and find a balance that suits you.  You can always reset....
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use a software like cool edit pro to remove the noise from your video. there are also some free or shareware programs that can do it nicely.