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Patrick M
New member
Hi,
I'm a newbie here. I could use some help with this problem.
My computer produces an audible "POP" sound about every 63 seconds. It's not too loud. I have to crank my mixer to hear it clearly, but it starts as soon as I boot up and doesn't stop until I shut the computer down. It's incredibly frustrating because everything is brand new and it's a purpose built DAW system. Other than this, everything works perfectly and relatively crash free.
I'm going nuts trying to track down the pop sound. I've run out of ideas on what it can be.
Here is the system:
XP home
P4 1800
512 DDR Ram
40 gig Ultra ATA
Biostar P4M266 motherboard (VIA VT8751 chipset)
Audigy 2 soundcard (until I can get my hands on a real SC)
All of my drivers are the latest available.
I'm pretty sure the problem isn't from my Daw software (Cubase SX). I've uninstalled everything and reinstalled it again, but the pop is there either way. Otherwise, my system is really bare bones as far as software is concerned.
Does anyone here experience this problem? Any ideas on what I could try?
Thanks,
Patrick
I'm a newbie here. I could use some help with this problem.
My computer produces an audible "POP" sound about every 63 seconds. It's not too loud. I have to crank my mixer to hear it clearly, but it starts as soon as I boot up and doesn't stop until I shut the computer down. It's incredibly frustrating because everything is brand new and it's a purpose built DAW system. Other than this, everything works perfectly and relatively crash free.
I'm going nuts trying to track down the pop sound. I've run out of ideas on what it can be.
Here is the system:
XP home
P4 1800
512 DDR Ram
40 gig Ultra ATA
Biostar P4M266 motherboard (VIA VT8751 chipset)
Audigy 2 soundcard (until I can get my hands on a real SC)
All of my drivers are the latest available.
I'm pretty sure the problem isn't from my Daw software (Cubase SX). I've uninstalled everything and reinstalled it again, but the pop is there either way. Otherwise, my system is really bare bones as far as software is concerned.
Does anyone here experience this problem? Any ideas on what I could try?
Thanks,
Patrick