Dominator GT70 Microphone static noise problem

Hi, I have a Dominator GT70, and the sound quality coming from the built-in microphone is so god-awful you can barely hear yourself, with the addition of static noise. I have a sample of the sound here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-3pHT8u7ussWWlqYkZNLTdlbEk/edit?usp=sharing
You can barely hear me. I'm thinking I might need to go contact MSI about this and get my laptop repaired - I have a warranty from newegg.

Have you run any of the sound software yet? Theres equilizor and other parts to it. There are also a few microphone tweaks in it that im sure will help you out.

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Hey,
My model is A665-S6081.
The laptop is completely new!!!
I had a static noise from my left speaker/headphone so decided to activate the guarantee.
After two weeks the technicians said the problems had been fixed!!
And of course it's not!!!!!!
WTF?!?!?!?!?
I am really disappointed from Toshiba company and will not recommend it to anyone.

Have you run any of the sound software yet? Theres equilizor and other parts to it. There are also a few microphone tweaks in it that im sure will help you out.

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RoyBackhouse
What version of Premiere Elements are you using on your Mac computer? Is your USB microphone a standalone or part of a USB web cam type device?
Classically the Adobe ReadMe mentions that USB Microphones do not work with Premiere Elements. Yes, I have seen a report that USB microphone would be expected to work with correct Control Panel and program Edit Menu/Preferences/Audio Hardware ASIO settings at least in versions 10 and 11 Mac.
Please see a thread from last year and its discussion on the matter.
I can't get premiere elements 11 to see my usb microphone?
Some have found a few USB Microphones that do work in Premiere Elements (any version), but those reports are scattered. So to answer your question
will an other usb microphone work?
maybe or maybe not is the best answer I can offer at this time.
For troubleshooting purposes, can you create the narration in a free audio editor like Audacity and then
import that narration into the Premiere Elements project (Add Media/Files and Folders) without issue?
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Perhaps we can encourage Premiere Elements users versions 4 to 13 who use a USB microphone to post in your thread (for informational
purposes) the brand/model USB microphone that has worked for them.
ATR

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Satellite L675D-S7106
...i am a computer technichian and networking professional there is a software problem here....
Something you should understand is that this is a peer support forum. We're all just other users and Toshiba owners trying to help each other out. Even though Toshiba USA supplies this space, there are no Toshiba customer service, tech support, or any other staff viewing, commenting on, or offering advice here.
As a couputer tech and network professional, who fully understands the complexities of the relationships between the BIOS, hardware, drivers, operating system, software, etc., perhaps, given your definitive statement, you would enlighten us on which is the specific piece of software you are so sure is causing your problem?
Nonetheless, the answer remains the same, if the problem is not resolved by doing a full Toshiba Recovery, to return the unit to its factory default out-of-the-box condition, then it is a warranty issue, regardless of the root cause.
But, when doing a Toshiba Recovery, to prevent any other software, updates, different drivers, etc, from complicating the issue, you must ensure Windows Update is not enabled when the recovery program reinstalls Windows. At some point, when Windows is being setup it will ask 'Do you want to allow automatic Windows Updates?'. You should answer 'No, I will decide later'. After Windows setup is complete, click 'Start - All Programs - Windows Update', on the menu at left click on 'Change settings', next under 'Important updates' click on the drop down menu at right and choose 'Never check for updates, (not recommended)', and click 'OK'. Then, before any updates are done, or third party software installed, the system needs a thorough test. Only in this manner can the laptop be isolated to its factory default out-of-the-box condition.
Mike

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I have problems with on-board Realtek alc 892 audio. Im running out of ideas of what could i do to fix this static noise problem.Im using Logitec z-2300 speaker.I have tried headphones too and all of them have this static noise coming trough.There is no noise with volume at 50% but beyond that it becomes audible.It kinda sounds like scratching vinyl plates or makes popping sound.whenever i move my mouse or type something the noise is coming in.Also when the cpu is under work(while loading something when i click the noise comes in)there are leds on my z77a-g45 mb that shows cpu activity and when they flash the static noise/whine is present.This noise exactly fallows cpu work.At high volume there is always barely audible electrical hummming...Disabling on-board audio in Windows does not have any effect at all.I get the same thing in bios...
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1.Uninstalled/reinstalled audio/video drivers.
2.Muted microphone,hdmi audio and recording.
3.Switched cable positions,including mouse and speakers jack.
4.Tried other wall contacts in my room.
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Thats how it sounds http://www.upload.ee/files/2898214/REC002.WAV.html Recorded with mp3 player so the quality is not the best.
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Quote from: marcoslei09 on 12-December-12, 04:24:09
I have the same problem, have tried 3 PSUs, and nothing, the only solution was to buy an pci-e sound card.
The problem appear when MSI updated BIOS 2.0 to 2.1.
Please don't hijack other people threads, and why don't you flash back to 2.0 or the newest beta? Start your own thread and we can discuss this.
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I took gtx 560 ti completely out but no luck.Also took psu out temporary and placed it on the floor.Not even a slight change
Taking the psu out doesn't really do anything, taking the mainboard out and placing it on a non-conductive surface is what I was recommending. Test with the cpu, cooler, 1 stick of ram, igd and y our mouse / keyboard. After some other things though.
Testing with a different PSU would be good to rule that out as the culprit.

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I posted this on the wrong ipod thread, since I found out I own a 5th gen. Anyway, I've found some threads about the static noise problem in the Ipod classics. I wonder if anyone has experience connecting the ipod to a sound system such as the Kenwood or Pioneer Avic-X3, the latter I now own. These car systems are state of the art, and one of the few systems who allow direct control over the ipod. I wanted the very best, so I specifically bought the Ipod for this purpose.
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Hi,
To start with, download and install the latest IDT driver on the link below.
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp51501-52000/sp51930.exe
After the installation has completed, restart the notebook and see if this has helped the issue.
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The Ipod classic didnt work on the Pioneer X3, you will get a ERROR A0 on your display .... the ipod video 5th version works great .... but not the classic,i bought the ipod classic ... and it dont work
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Ok, umm... How can I post an audio sample without using any links?
(don't know how this thread should work without me giving an audio example)
There was no microphone inserted into the mic jack while I've recorded that.
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