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March 1st, 2022 01:00
Precision 3650T audio out always a puff sound
Hi, my new PC audio out always a puff sound during dialogue box, open browser or other application. Does anyone know how to solve it? Thanks
P.S. The Dell speaker is work and no problem on old dell PC; new PC use Realtek
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Chino de Oro
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March 2nd, 2022 06:00
No, it will only stop the Realtek audio from going to power save mode.
alee001
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May 15th, 2022 19:00
It's weird, It work to solved when I try to turn on power save mode then reboot and turn off mode again then reboot.
alee001
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March 31st, 2023 09:00
The day before yesterday, after the Dell maintenance staff replaced me with a new main-board, there has been no broken sound in the past few days. The reason is that there is a problem with the sound port on the back plate. The problem that has been bothering me for a year has finally been solved.
bradthetechnut
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March 1st, 2022 18:00
Right click on speaker icon in taskbar. Click on "Sounds." In the window that opens, you should see a rectangular box that says something like "Windows default." It's a drop down menu. Click on it and change it to "None." Click on "Ok." System sounds are now off.
bradthetechnut
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March 1st, 2022 20:00
You would only be turning off Windows sounds.
The other option would be to leave it on, and in the box below the rectangle saying "Windows default," uncheck everything you don't want a sound effect for.
alee001
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March 1st, 2022 20:00
Thanks for your reply, I don't mean to turn off the sound. I want to play the sound effect normally without noise(puff sound) each open app.
Tesla1856
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March 1st, 2022 20:00
That is usually caused by:
a. The audio circuit waking-up each time (and going back asleep quickly). Seems to happen more with HDMI (like maybe getting audio from a HDMI-connected monitor).
b. There is so much "noise" on the line that silence sounds like "puff".
alee001
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March 1st, 2022 21:00
I use display port, I don't know that is Windows 11 Pro or mainboard defect. But I haven't trouble with using old Dell PC (XPS8300).
alee001
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March 1st, 2022 23:00
Alas~~ either frightened or annoyed, or broke the speaker!
Chino de Oro
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March 2nd, 2022 05:00
Hello @alee001 , try to disable the power management of Realtek audio using registry edit to see if it may help.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Realtek\Audio\RtkNGUI64\PowerMngt\Enabled to 0.
Reboot after making change.
alee001
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March 2nd, 2022 06:00
Does this mean to mute the computer?
alee001
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March 2nd, 2022 18:00
OK I will try.
alee001
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March 2nd, 2022 21:00
That is good idea to off the Realtek power save mode, only I don't how to do it. This method is work, Thanks you a lot.
alee001
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May 13th, 2022 00:00
After updated revised BIOS version 1.11.0, puff sound return...
bradthetechnut
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May 13th, 2022 09:00
Another thing to try: Right click on speaker icon in taskbar. Open Volume Mixer. You should see System Sounds as one of the options. Turn it down or mute it. Again, this would only mute system sounds. You'll see your other volumes are still there, like Windows Media Player (WMP)* and so on. *WMP volume only shows with WMP opened.