Squeaky sound

Hello i need some help for a while now my sony Xperia z1 is making a weird sound while typing it's really annoying it's a squeaky sound no matter on what mode i put it it's still making that sound what do i do?

In that case I suggest that you have your phone examined by a service center. Please contact your local Xperia support team for more information:
http://www.sonymobile.com/global-en/support/contact-us/
You could try to repair the phone software using PC Companion before handing it for service:
http://www.sonymobile.com/update
In PC Companion, press start on Support Zone > Start on Update the phone/tablet software > click on the blue highlight (Repair my phone/tablet). Do this without the phone connected. Follow the instructions on screen to perform the repair.
Before repairing the software in your device you may want to backup your information first. Check out this topic for more information on how to:
http://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/FAQ/Backup-amp-Transfer/m-p/407253#U407253
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I've had my Satellite laptop for about 8 weeks or so now and have had nothing but problems with the sound output. I guessingpoor soundcard drivers for windows 7.
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It's too bad I have to start with complaining and it's even worse that this is the first Nokia I have bought.
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hi unbeatable.
Welcome to the Lenovo Forums.
If you hear squeaky sound when you open your LCD screen or you feel that the left / right hinges are getting loose then I recommend you have it serviced as it can damage the bottom platic if left unrepaired.
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So I have had my computer for about a year then a few weeks ago. My computer starts to make little squeaky sounds. I am not sure why it is doing that if anyone has any ideas. It would be greatly appreciated. Is anyone else having these problems?

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Two years ago we bought our daughter a Toshiba Satellite L305-S5919 to use at college. Near the end of her first year it overheated and she needed to have a new hard drive installed, which was done under warranty at Best Buy.
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I am wondering why you haven't recd any replies from the "Super Contibutors" here?
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I run a MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo. When Snow Leopard came out I installed it and partitioned my drive to allow me to run Windows via bootcamp for the purpose of playing Aion with my husband.
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Macbook Air Squeaky Space bar

Hi I was wondering what some of the underlying causes of a squeaky space bar are, as recently I have noticed a faint squeak when the space bar is pressed in the center, but if it is pressed to the far right bottom corner it does not, this is recently my 4th replacement and I cannot really be all that bothered returning this one if the causes of the problem is miniscule.
As I am not a computor technician, or someone who has a vast knowladge of the macbook air 13inch base model, I throw this question to anyone who is willing to help give me more answers, and support in regards to my dilemma.
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Josephosmith
I just delt with it, as the problem was minor, and wasnt noticeable only when in areas of utter silence, but after acouple more days the (spacebar) seemed to adujst and the noise was less, and become fainter till it was no more, but before I decided to just ignore it and let it work itself out I did some research of course
And my research lead to the conclusion that apple have had problems with the macbook air 11-13 inch models reason for this was the spacebar was not responsive in some cases so apple adjusted the space bar and tried to fix the problem, the problem was (the spacebar) was pressed to the point of no response during production, where it was less or not responsive in some cases, and there for the adjustment has thus caused another issue altogether where the space bar has been adjusted but has to much response in the mechanism causing the sound that we are all hearing if only for a short while.
My adivce is this jose, do not under any circumstances try or attempt to remove the spacebar by yourself, the 2012 macbook air was somehow designed so that no keys can be removed without the entire keyboard being replaced, I suggest you wait 2-3 days as I did and let it adjust on its own, but if the noise is not improving by any means I strongly suggest taking it in to the apple store of purchase before the 14 day period and getting a replacement.
anyhow I hope that my advice has helped you in anyway possible.
Thanks
Regards
Macintoshes

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