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Sound crashed

Discussion in 'Building a new PC' started by gera229, Feb 10, 2010.

  1. gera229

    gera229 Regular member

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    The sound on my computer crashed a few but not much times and I had to restart my system to get it back working again. Is this a serious problem? Why does it happen? Is it a hardware or a software or OS problem?
    I have windows XP Pro service pack 3

    hd 4890
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    sammorris Senior member

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    I have no idea what 'sound crashed' means. Please explain.
     
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    Or "sound crash" Like for example if i google it. But I really mean like when your playing a game or using a pc the sound port "crashes" and doesn't work requiring a system restart to get it working again. Rarely happens though.

    By the way is one time I pluggeded in a USB port for the apple sync cable and sticked in the other end to the another usb port for i don't know why but it said something like "this port is using more power than limited" or something. But I hope that didn't shock the motherboard or anything, as I won't do it again.
     
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    You still haven't defined what you mean by a sound crash. Does the sound suddenly go mute, or is there some sort of interference or noise?
    Plugging a USB port into itself doesn't seem a particularly clever idea, but it shouldn't in theory cause any harm.
     

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