DELL M1710 SOUND DRIVER

I'm actually typing this using the same Laptop and like you I had the same problem I want to see if the USB has the crackling on it. You can go to the Program Files folder, find the SigmaTel listing, right-click on the main executables. But the sound card can not be interrupted. Sorry You might have to make your own solution, as you did before, I can't see a single solution. It can take several tries depending on how many rollbacks it does. Oh dear Since you've changed the OS, you've changed the playing field.

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Go for it or take a "workaround ", it's up to you. I can't believe Dell would make such an expensive laptop and have this kind of problem with it. Not sure what this controller does, but I like the clear sound!

One of the links that I discovered while investigating this issue mentions that the new "Draft N" wireless is causing the interferrence and when they disabled the Wireless the crackle del, away. If you want to go down the new hardware route, consider an express card adapter http: Never did get a refund.

This thread is locked. One device says genaric volume control not sure if that is whats really on my computer. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but souhd cannot reply to this thread.

Let it install the default HD driver, same results. When I opened it I soun up and heard the crackling audio and thought the sound card was bad. Thanks for marking this as the answer.

I then put a fresh install of XP 32 bit and tried everything again and again. This problem is driving me crazy.

XPS M1710 – Windows 7 and 8.1 64 Bit

I have not noticed any USB soubd not working. Yes, my password is: The audio is crystal clear! Problems with sound and audio or no sound - a Mr Fixit http: How satisfied are you with this response?

From my reading it does this on every OS, 32bit or 64bit. Be careful about a headphone output and a speaker output, they are different. You could try setting standard drivers.

I'm actually typing this using the same Laptop and like you I had the same problem By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies. Well so far so good I truly believe their must be a solution for this problem. Oh dear Since you've changed the OS, you've changed the playing field. Manually look at manufacturer's sites for drivers - and Device Maker's sites.

But the audio problem always comes back. There doesn't seem to be any HD external audio output. Nice post Kent - captures the essence of what this BBS is all about. Then do same for Device Maker's site.

How satisfied are you with this reply? Any suggestions, or should I just deal with the bad audio? Share This Page Tweet. Even the XP driver in compatible mode.