Have you ever heard noises coming out from your computer while you are working? There are many noises that can come out of your computer. This may be due to the functioning of different hardware or wear and tear. Most modern computers come with CD or DVD drives. Today’s optical drives spin the discs inside very, very quickly. With this fast spinning comes a whirring noise, which generally doesn’t bother people as long as they know what it is.
However, modern operating systems such as Windows,
Mac, and Linux — have a habit of checking the drive for CDs
periodically, without being prompted by the user. Your PC will make a
whirring noise that suddenly becomes much louder before going away
just as quickly. Lots of people mistake this for some sort of
computer problem, when it’s just a standard procedure for the
computer. If you hear something like this, make sure there isn’t
any media hanging out in your computer’s optical drive.
There is nothing worse than random or unexpected
noises coming from your computer speakers. When this happens, check
these two things to try to hunt down the cause. First, reboot your
computer. It might sound simple, but you would be surprised how often
this actually fixes problems. The reasoning here is that if anything
unexpected is running in the background and causing unwanted
behavior, it will be shut down and won’t necessarily restart when
your computer comes back online. If the noise persists, try plugging
in another set of speakers or headphones. This eliminates the
speakers themselves as the source of problem.
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