Yes, all audio through the USB speakers, except when I used a really cheap headset it just has one earpiece and a mic. And even there, I didn’t hear that click. It sounds like a sound effect though,

When you used the USB speakers, did you play all audio through them? Did you hear Windows sounds and music through the USB speakers as well as the sound card? If so, you should have heard the same

As described, the problem isn’t caused by such things. It states very specific times when sounds occur, when moving among icons on the desktop and when in the NVDA menu. If the problem occurs at

I have had experiences in the past with static or whatever that was coming through SoundBlaster sound cards. But in this case, this clicking is some kind of sound effect. It’s not a noise. It is a

Jean I have had this issue on cheap soundcards but also older computers. Not this workstation. So in my case, the speakers would pick up the sound of my powerpack but the last

Well you may need cables or something that are shielded. I have a usb 7.1 soundcard which is cheap from atguys for example that is good for speakers, but as soon as I turn on the microphone I hear

I’ve used audio from the line-out on the computer for all of my computer use and I haven’t had this problem. My guess is that there is something about using the internal soundcard that is causing

I recently switched from a pair of usb speakers to a pair that are plugged into the audio out on my pc. Having done that, I am now hearing an annoying sound when I move among the icons on my desktop

hi group, I want to reed images which nvda says graphic captionless image on google form how to do this?

You can read subtitle on windows with potplayer. On 05/09/2021 13:08, farhan israk wrote:

How can I read subtitle of a youtube video with talk back on android and with nbda on pc?

Hello everyone, Tonight at 18:00 (6:00 PM) Pacific U.S., 01:00 UTC, I will be joined by Kirt on my YouTube channel to train him in the use of Google Docs using Chrome OS. If you are at all interested

Not sure if Secure Boot needs to be changed manually or if this is something done by Windows 11. System Info shows my system's Secure Boot as off; however, I've been running Windows 11 since the first

well, I always have secure boot turned off, so according to this article, that leaves me out of w11. Unless something changes of course.

Hi. This article lists the requirements in a more explainable way. https://winaero.com/how-to-check-whether-a-pc-you-want-to-buy-is-windows-11-compatible/ Of note, my ryzen 2000 cpu in my system

Windows 11 available on October 5 -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H1, Build 19043 The poor wish to be rich, the rich wish to be happy, the single wish to be married, and the married wish to

hi group, I want new eurofly with its new mod

Thanks for this brian. On 30/08/2021 4:06 am, Brian Vogel wrote:

Shaun, If you are having issues with coverage that your current setup doesn't handle well, then consider mesh, otherwise don't. There is no great advantage to getting a mesh system if what you already

On Sat, Aug 28, 2021 at 11:57 PM, John J. Boyer wrote: "There was an error opening the trusted platform module." What does that mean?- Most likely that the TPM exists, but is not activated in