My asus notebook has tinny audio for windows 10

My asus notebook has tinny audio for windows 10 windows#

Once you have resolved the issue, and if you insist on high-fidelity sound, invest in a good set of headphones or a good set of speakers. When I click on them it does the task which should be done if I was holding shift while pressing the key. The top row of the keyboard which includes the brightness and volume keys isnt working.

My asus notebook has tinny audio for windows 10 windows#

If you cannot solve the rattle issue with the graphic eq, and you are unwilling to open the case to search for loose components, then you should probably send it in for repair. Hi, my brightness and volume keys arent working on my new ASUS f555la ab31 laptop I just got a new ASUS f555la ab31 laptop with Windows 10. If you try to adjust the graphic equalizer in the Windows Playback Devices, you may be able to limit the frequency range that produces the rattle, but that's going to be the best solution as I see it. If an enclosure - in this case, the laptop case itself - is allowed to rattle or vibrate at its natural frequency long enough, it WILL loosen components and begin to rattle. You will never eliminate the 'tinny' effect with a laptop - that's the way it is, you'd do best to get over it. That being said, it is still a laptop, which means that it has very limited power - and, in this case, space - for adequate padding and damping for an amazing sound system. Every speaker on the planet will produce rattle when it emanates a sound at the natural frequency of its enclosure. Select Levels tab, use the slider bar to adjust volume level and check if it does not set to mute mode, then click on OK to save.

Select Playback tab, then select Internal speaker and click on Properties. The rattle you hear is the speaker vibrating at the natural frequency of some wire cluster, or at that of the metal grille at the back of the laptop. Click on Sound Control Panel in the sound settings. Regardless of its misnomer, 'subwoofer,' it is a small speaker, and probably can't produce an audible response below 80 - 100 Hz. As I understand it, the third speaker is on the far right corner (near the power button).