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To: Stan who wrote (43247)10/1/2004 4:55:34 PM
From: Original Mad Dog  Read Replies (2) of 110653
 
I had that problem with a DELL and they replaced the speakers no questions asked. A few months later it happened again, and I trashed the speakers and replaced them with some bought at the local Best Buy. Since then, no problems. I also had problems with the Turtle Beach sound card from DELL but even after that was fixed the speakers continued to cause trouble.

If you have a second PC, swap out the speakers and see if the other ones also cause the problem. If they don't, it may be the speakers and not the sound card.
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