My stereo is loud ,,,, what should I do?

Find the problem, analyze the problem, solve the problem!

Judging by what you're saying, the problem is with the sound card driver or the speaker itself!

a. Sound card driver problem: It may be that you install a certain software at the same time as the file of the sound card driver is missing, reinstall it and try it.

B. There are generally four possibilities for audio problems:

1. The sound paper (diaphragm) of the horn is cracked or the edge is not glued, 2. The voice coil is cracked, 3. The horn is broken, and it will make a broken sound when it vibrates, 4. It is a circuit problem, and the audio with a broken sound is output; or line contact problems, including the loose audio interface between the speaker and the computer, resulting in occasional poor contact, and the audio transmission line of the speaker is broken and virtually connected.

Your problem, the fourth situation is more likely, try to solve it yourself, can't find someone to help you fix it.

Hardware issues. Let's change the stereo.

Or put up with it yourself.

It is obvious that there is a problem with the transmission of the signal, that is, poor contact. Let's change it.

I'm the same as you, and so is the stereo in my house, so I had to change it, and there was something wrong with the stereo.

Check the capacitance on the line I suspect that there is leakage, especially the high-frequency bypass capacitor, and the load is too heavy can also cause this fault, to match the load.

Introduction: It is a very unpleasant thing to have noise in the audio, many small problems in life can be solved by yourself, here we will take a look at what to do if there is noise in the audio, what to do if there is current sound in the audio?

1) The noise of the audio is mainly the ability of non-interference sampling, which is reflected in the microphone is collected, and the sound card is selected.

2) Power supply problems that can be caused. Electric current sound.

3) Problems with the earbuds themselves.

4) Problems with the sound card.

5) Problems with software settings.

6) Problems with the network.

1) See if the microphone mix is maxed out, preferably 80 to 90 percent.

2) Check if the microphone is in the reinforcement state, remove the microphone reinforcement, maybe the sound card does not support it.

3) Check if there is a problem with the connection, and see if the microphone is disconnected from the computer host.

5) If the problem of the computer motherboard is to directly use a wire, connect the metal end of the wire to the ground, and connect the other end to the outside of the computer host.

If the signal is not good, the contact will be bad, and there will be when the power is insufficient, and there may be some problems with parts, small problems can be solved by themselves, but generally it may be a problem with parts, and you need to find a special master.