Humming when using microphone
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Humming when using microphone
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I have a Sony Vaio F laptop, that I have connected to its AC power adapter. I also have a analog headset, and whenever I talk through the microphone, the person on the other end hears a buzzing noise. Is there any way I can fix this issue?
I have bought an external sound card to see if that would fix the issue, but it did not. I also wanna note that when I UNPLUG the AC adapter and run straight off the internal battery, the humming goes away.
The AC Adapter I am using is 2prongs and it has a ferrite filter on it.
Is there anything I can do to fix this issue?
Its really bugging me!!!
Thanks!!!
I have a Sony Vaio F laptop, that I have connected to its AC power adapter. I also have a analog headset, and whenever I talk through the microphone, the person on the other end hears a buzzing noise. Is there any way I can fix this issue?
I have bought an external sound card to see if that would fix the issue, but it did not. I also wanna note that when I UNPLUG the AC adapter and run straight off the internal battery, the humming goes away.
The AC Adapter I am using is 2prongs and it has a ferrite filter on it.
Is there anything I can do to fix this issue?
Its really bugging me!!!
Thanks!!!
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Is there anything else connected to the laptop? (ethernet, video, printer?) A hum is almost always caused by a ground loop between devices that are plugged in to the wall. In this case the power supply is completing the connection and causing the loop. I've experienced this quite a bit with Apple laptops because of the way they wire their power supplies, but never heard of it happening with a Sony.
Can you flip the AC power plug or is it keyed to only go in to the recep one way?
Can you flip the AC power plug or is it keyed to only go in to the recep one way?
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Thanks for the reply!!!
I can switch the prongs, yet it doesn't help.
The only thing that is plugged into the laptop is the AC adapter and a logitech USB mouse reciever
I can switch the prongs, yet it doesn't help.
The only thing that is plugged into the laptop is the AC adapter and a logitech USB mouse reciever