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Sound problems

Fluffy Clouds

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    When I put in my flash drive, or any USB, and I take it out, or keep it in, the sound crashes and makes this screeching, glitchy noise. I have to put it in standby, and back on to fix it.

    Has anybody had an experience like this? I need help.
     

    Apple Inc.

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    • Fluffy Clouds said:
    When I put in my flash drive, or any USB, and I take it out, or keep it in, the sound crashes and makes this screeching, glitchy noise. I have to put it in standby, and back on to fix it.

    Has anybody had an experience like this? I need help.
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    Quite a fascinating problem you got there. Have you tried the safely remove devices thingie?
     

    Archer

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    • A few things that I'd like to establish. Firstly, do you have any problems with other system sounds, for example the login tone?

    Also, have you installed a different sound card to the in-built one? They can conflict if not set up correctly.

    Anyway, try going:
    Start > Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > "Sounds" Tab

    Go down to "Device Connect" and "Device Disconnect" and either set a new sound or just turn off the sound for them. Tell me if this works...
     

    Fluffy Clouds

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    Apple Inc. said:
    Quite a fascinating problem you got there. Have you tried the safely remove devices thingie?
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    I've tried that before, and it still happens.

    Archer said:
    A few things that I'd like to establish. Firstly, do you have any problems with other system sounds, for example the login tone?

    Also, have you installed a different sound card to the in-built one? They can conflict if not set up correctly.

    Anyway, try going:
    Start > Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > "Sounds" Tab

    Go down to "Device Connect" and "Device Disconnect" and either set a new sound or just turn off the sound for them. Tell me if this works...
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    I'll go try that. Thanks!
     
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