Is there any other way to get rid of the computer noise than turning off Front Pink In?

Computer noise requires the following judgments:

1.Whether or not an on-board sound card is used, the on-board sound card is prone to noise because the signal-to-noise ratio is lower than that of a premium sound card.

2.Whether the noise is heightened when launching large programs or games, or even intermittent zi zi. If this happens, the quality of the sound card is not up to par.

3.Consider upgrading your sound card to the latest drivers, which may provide improvement.

Subwoofer and headphones also have noise, it is certain that the noise source is in the chassis, if there is an independent sound card, you can judge whether it is a quality problem of the onboard sound card through the independent sound card. If the noise is an independent sound card, then it means that the quality of your sound card is very poor, or has been aged, you can consider using a metal mesh to cover the independent sound card to reduce the noise interference from the electromagnetic environment of the chassis.

Here's how to fix the noise on your computer:

1. The computer start menu ——— run——— enter "regedit" - OK.

2. Open the registry.

3. Left-click to select "hkey local machine", right-click "Find" - enter "render" (case differentiation needs to be distinguished), check the "item" and "whole word match" below to find the next one.

5. As shown in the figure, click on the second sub-item and check the item with the median value of 1 in "properties", and the value after the parentheses of the item is 7. As shown in the figure, the number after the parentheses at the drawing line is 7, type: reg dword data:

6. This is the item to be found and modified, just change a number.

7. Select the item, right-click - rename, change the parenthesis after 7 to 6 or 9, and complete.

In the sound control (the small speaker in the lower right corner), just mute all the options except the first two.

It's useless to reinstall the system.,I'm in this situation too.,Turn it off when listening to songs.,Turn it on again when you're listening.。

Front Pink In is the front panel microphone jack.

Most integrated sound cards have this problem, even when using a microphone, there will be a lot of noise.

Master Volume-Rear Pink In-Mute should be checked and will not affect your voice chat with your friends. If you don't check it, you can turn on the microphone all the time. So your speaker will make noise.

Rear Pink In is the microphone connector on the front of the computer!

As far as the phenomenon is concerned, it is a problem with the sound card setting, and I inadvertently chose the wrong setting, and the seller or a friend who understands the computer remotely, and re-set,

Double-click the small speaker in the lower right corner to open the audio properties Options-Properties-Show the following volume controls-Tick them all-Click OK,Except for the main volume,Mute them one by one until the noise disappears,My situation is a little different from you,Mine is to mute the front pink in and the noise is gone。 Then I opened the front pink in advanced options again, and found that the microphone reinforcement was ticked, and then I removed the microphone reinforcement hook, and the front pink in was not muted and there was no noise.

Own experience.

Play a few songs*** and then re-plug the speaker cable.

Cause of the failure system First, try all of the following solutions.

The first type of system problem is to go back to the original or redo the system with one click.

The second type of software problem is to reinstall the software under it.

The third software virus residual file cleans up the memory.

Fourth, the software is incompatible with the software.

Fifth, the cache settings are not reasonable, and the cache is reset.

Sixth, the system is short of resources, and the memory is deleted and cleaned up.

The seventh type of virus, Trojan horse detection and killing virus.

Eighth, the hardware is overheating, the CPU is too hot, and the heatsink is too dusty.

The ninth hard drive problem is to clean up the disk. Defragment the disk.

The tenth type of hardware quality hardware should be jumped.

The eleventh type of hardware overclocking is to de-energize the battery.

The twelfth type is that the hardware environment is incompatible and re-replaced.

Only lift the arch solution. No explanation is given.

1: To boot the computer, restore the BIOS to its factory state. (Battery de-energized) is more critical and must be done.

2: You copy the following command or in. Command Prompt Input:

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3: Restart your computer. Do a comprehensive antivirus.

Then do the following four points faster on the computer.

The first is to close all startup items. (msconfig) in Run (tick) ctfmon

and anti-virus software.

The second is to empty the ** station. The system needs to clear IE temporary files and records. Delete your own use.

Patch files. Third, set up a firewall. Right-click on properties on my computer. Point System Restore. (tick).

Fourth, turn off System Restore on all drives. Turn off automatic updates. Open the Advanced System Properties dialog box, click Settings in the Startup and Recovery area on the Advanced tab of the System Properties dialog box, and uncheck Auto Restart in the Startup and Recovery dialog box.

In the Advanced tab, click the dot Error Reporting and the dot Disable Error Reporting

Turn off the line input (front pink in) in the small speaker attribute (mute), it's fine, I just got it right, and the effect is super good!!

Try to change the audio cable, or insert and dial when you put **, see what the reaction is, sometimes the ground wire of the audio cable is not in good contact.

Hello you can put the question on the sound source, focus on checking it. For example, use headphones to judge.

The power supply is not very likely, (you can filter it by adding two 104 capacitors to the power supply input.) At the signal input end first, just 103 or 102 to see how it goes.

Refers to the pink microphone (microphone) input port on the front of the computer case.