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Anonymous Posted on Sep 24, 2012

Firewire troubles I had a new motherboard fitted and now it seems i have some problem with the firewire port. when i connect my edirol fa101 soundcard and play a sound, the sound is accompanied by a kind of crackling sound. i have tried the soundcard with different computers, and it's fine, and i have tried another firewire soundcard and got the same result. please help if you can!!

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Unfortunately the problem is in the replacement motherboard, if you had this done by a professional I suggest you take it back to him for answers.

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  • Anonymous Sep 25, 2012

    thanks john

  • Anonymous Sep 25, 2012

    Glad to be of service

  • Anonymous Sep 25, 2012

    in the event i can't get it sorted (as i am travelling right now) do you think a pci card with firewire ports would solve the problem?

  • Anonymous Sep 25, 2012

    It should providing the rest of the motherboard is working properly.

  • Anonymous Sep 25, 2012

    i'll take the computer to a store and make sure before i buy, if the problem is not fixed today

  • Anonymous Sep 25, 2012

    That is a wise choice

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  • Posted on Feb 09, 2008

SOURCE: Acer Aspire 3680 - No headphone sound

I have had the same problem with my acer aspire 3680. I have been trying different things, and have found one thing that works for me. When I shut the computer down I unplug my speakers first. When I start the computer I wait until the computer starts completely then I plug my speakers in. This has been working for about a week for me with no headphone jack problems at all. Hope this helps someone.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 11, 2009

SOURCE: Popping /crackling sound

The only solution is to send it back for repair, to HP. Sound drivers and other software will not fix a soundcard/speaker hardware issue. They stated they need to either re-seat the sound card, or replace the card itself. It is not just the speakers, but the card itself. Try using headphones, you will hear the same problem. Send it back for repair, and INSIST they fix it the first time.

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  • Posted on Feb 27, 2009

SOURCE: Toshiba Satellite- A135-S4477 unable to connect firewire

There are generally three different types for firewire connectors. In the laptops its usually the mini contact(type 2) so is even on the camcorders. on the desktop PCs and MACs however it could be. either type 1 or the type 2. There is a thired type (B) which is less common.
The link shows all the types, male and female:
http://www.l-com.com/content/Article.aspx?Type=N&ID=95

Hope it helped

/BS

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 06, 2009

SOURCE: have windows 7 on my new acer aspire 5517; trying

what happens when you plug the speakers in the green port? You might want to try the other audio ports because on a few new computers i have seen the speakers have to be plugged in a different hole. also make sure the speakers are plugged up to the electric plug.

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  • Posted on Jul 28, 2011

SOURCE: Hello all, I have an Acer Aspire One 532h-2268.

You need to have the inverter on the monitor replaced. You need to ask a computer technician to replace the inverter.
Hope this helps

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