Quoting Post Archived Topic: It will not be bumped to the top of the forum. Topic What is wrong with my computer? Membername   Not a member? Sign Up Free (takes 20 seconds) Password   Forgotten your password? Post Font: Verdana Arial Black Georgia Comic Sans Impact   Size: Tiny Normal Big Huge   Color: Default Dark Red Red Orange Brown Green Olive Cyan Blue Dark Blue Indigo Black [ Check Spelling ] [ Post Preview ] [ LiveTags ] Quote: from [m]Allison[/m] at 10:01 am on May 28, 2006[quote]I bought my computer in September of last year. Now everytime I play music or any sound is coming out of my speakers, it sounds like its skipping and it doesnt stop. So I've basically given up on sound on my computer. But is this a virus or is this some crazy itunes problem or should i take my computer to be fixed? Help! this problem is driving me insane![/quote] FAQ Keyword Search: Post Options Favorites Manager Notify me of new replies to this topic by email Notify me of new replies to this topic by private message Original Post Allison Posted at 10:01 am on May 28, 2006 I bought my computer in September of last year. Now everytime I play music or any sound is coming out of my speakers, it sounds like its skipping and it doesnt stop. So I've basically given up on sound on my computer. But is this a virus or is this some crazy itunes problem or should i take my computer to be fixed? Help! this problem is driving me insane!

Replies MisterAndy Posted at 10:45 am on July 8, 2006 Didn't you get warranty?! Call up your PC manufacturer's "Help" Desk and shout at them for a while. I assume that you have solved your problem by now.... Usires Posted at 11:40 am on June 7, 2006 Does it skip only in Itunes, or does it do it in WMP and others also? (This is XP, right?) If it is only Itunes, try: 1) Close iTunes and Quicktime 2) Click the start button 3) Go to the control panel 4) Open Quicktime 5) Select the Audio tab 6) Click on ‘Safe mode (waveOut only)’ 7) Click okay. Relaunch iTunes. pleaseremove Posted at 10:34 am on June 6, 2006 Sounds more like the computer running slowly to me, and causing the music to skip. may just be full of crap, maybe a defrag might help a bit. Roy Posted at 10:26 am on June 6, 2006 Quote: from raymond08 at 10:44 am on June 5, 2006 It might just be that the soundcard is not in right or it donst go with the computer It doesn\'t sound like she installed the sound card herself. Also, if the sound card wasn\'t compatable with the computer, it never would have worked in the first place. Turn off the system. Turn it back on, and before you see the Windows screen, press F12. Key down to Diagnostics, and it\'ll run a quick scan. Once it\'s finished, it\'ll bring you to a screen with a few selections for a diasnostic scan. Select \"Express Test.\" It test\'s everying in your computer like the video card, sound card, fan, hard drive, etc. It could help you find out what\'s wrong. raymond08 Posted at 7:44 am on June 5, 2006 It might just be that the soundcard is not in right or it donst go with the computer Roy Posted at 2:46 pm on May 28, 2006 New speakers probably won't do anything. You can try using different speakers to rule them out though. The problem could be the sound card. You should try re-installing the sound card driver. If you re-install the sound card driver, and the problem persists.. It's possible, but very unlikely, that the hard drive of the system is failing. Sure, it's uncommon, but the same symptoms showed on my computer, and that turned out to be the problem. bighead1991 Posted at 12:38 pm on May 28, 2006 Have you tried just plugging some MP3 Headphones in or some other speakers and see if it doesn't jump? IIf it still jumps try this, the driver for your Sound Card may be buggered.: Try re-installing your Sound Card driver, put the cd in which came with it and install it from there, or go the the Developers website and to the downloads section. (Edited by bighead1991 at 8:39 pm on May 28, 2006) freedomfriends Posted at 10:48 am on May 28, 2006 sounds like something is interferring with your computers speakers! Yin and Yangs twin Posted at 10:11 am on May 28, 2006 Quote: from King kong at 11:02 am on May 28, 2006 try getting new speakers that may be the problem addicted Posted at 10:11 am on May 28, 2006 sound card, or if it is a desktop it may be dusty jpod09 Posted at 10:02 am on May 28, 2006 Either... A. You need new speakers. or... B. You need a new sound card. But no, it's not your computer. scottytohotty Posted at 10:02 am on May 28, 2006 how bout u change ur sound card King Kong Posted at 10:02 am on May 28, 2006 try getting new speakers All 13 previous replies displayed.