I will update this post if a method works for me consistently. It's clearly a known design issue since it has the same pattern, speakers work fine, headphones will have only a blip of audio when you first plug them in, and then silence.

I would try updating the driver, but I don't know which driver to update to, or where to find it. I tried the shut-down method mentioned in this thread this morning, and so far that has not worked.

The first time it happened (this new round), I took a qtip stub and rubbed it inside (in case it was dust, as someone before mentioned), and that fixed it for about a week. Now it's about 1.5 years later, and the audio problem has returned. Then they fixed the audio jack problem for a long while. So be careful of that!)īut I told the replair guys about the audio jack problem. (If you add the least amount of torque when you close the lid, the hinge will snap off like a little twig and it's considered 'user caused', so not under warranty. Then I had to take it into the shop for another reason. On three laptops either with the built in speakers or connecting analog speakers or even connecting the analog output to my recording studio board, there are no pops. On the desktop I'm using 2.1 analog speakers (currently some high end Klipsch). This works in most cases, where the issue is originated due to a system corruption.

Also, a bit later, the inner loop of the audio input simply came out when I took the headphones jack out (still hugging the headphones jack). I have three current and two former PC's that have Realtek and none do that. Fix: Laptop Speakers Crackling If the issue is with your Computer or a Laptop you should try using Restoro which can scan the repositories and replace corrupt and missing files. When I first got the laptop, it began this problem after about three months. You will receive the manual in your email within minutes. Just to follow up on this, same model GS65. Enter your email address to receive the manual of MSI GF63 THIN 10SC in the language / languages: English as an attachment in your email.

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