Since yesterday, whenever I closed my laptop lid there was an audio feedback squeal that drove me nuts. It also sounded like the microphone was open for recording, which I didn't understand since I've never used the mic for anything. Laptop is Acer 5920 and runs Microsoft Vista. I solved the problem by going to Control Panel, under Hardware and Sounds I clicked on Manage Audio Devices, selected Recording from the Sound Menu, clicked on Properties, and selected Levels (general, levels, enchancements, advanced tabs). On the Level Screen it says Microphone and Microphone Boost (+20 dB). I slid the ruler over to 0 on the Microphone Boost ruler. Problem solved! Take that laptop! I've no idea what changed the settings.
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Date: 2010-02-08 06:28 pm (UTC)i was almost going mad.
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Date: 2010-03-11 07:47 pm (UTC)thanks a million for sharing this troubleshooting tip.
Date: 2010-03-19 10:20 am (UTC)but the same tip solved the same problem for me too..
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Legendary work my friend-that has been driving me nuts for such a long time. Thank you so much!
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I include a slightly modified instruction set.
Cordialement....
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Pointe Claire, QC, Canada
2015 April 19
Acer Aspire 5736Z-4435 Laptop Audio Feedback Problem Solved!
Windows 7 Home Premium
There was an audio feedback squeal that drove me nuts. It also sounded like the microphone was open for recording, which I didn't understand since I've never used the microphone for anything.
My Laptop is the Acer Aspire 5736Z-4435 and includes the Windows 7 Home Premium operating system.
To solve the problem:
1. Click [START]
2. Click [Control Panel]
3. Click [Hardware and Sound]
4. Under [Sound], click [Manage audio devices]
5. Click the menu tab [Recording]
6. Click [Microphone]
7. Click [Properties]
8. Click the menu tab [Levels]
9. The [Levels] display shows two slide bars:[Microphone] and [Microphone Boost (+20 dB) ]
10. On the [Microphone Boost (+20 dB) ] slide the [Microphone Boost (+20 dB) ] slide bar over to 0.
11. Click [OK]
12. Click [OK]
13. To close the [Hardware and Sound] display, click [x].
Problem solved!
Credit to Wynddancer
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