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HP Pavilion a320n

Original Message
Name: g0dfather
Date: May 15, 2008 at 16:17:29 Pacific
Subject: HP Pavilion a320n
OS: Windows XP SP3
CPU/Ram: Unsure?
Model/Manufacturer: HP Pavilion a320n
Comment:
Ever since I installed a wireless keyboard & mouse, the sound on my computer has gone screwy. I do use my computer to record. However, when trying to record yesterday, I noticed that I couldn't even hear myself. (Yes, the microphone was on) I could crank up my voice and still no sound what so ever. I had toggled with the sound options and still nothing helped. Is there anyway possible of fixing the sound on my computer? It is only when recording that it acts up. When playing music, videos or what not the sound works perfectly fine.


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Name: OtheHill
Date: May 15, 2008 at 16:59:16 Pacific
Subject: HP Pavilion a320n
Reply: (edit)
Move the base unit further away from the speakers and tower.

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