How To Repair Scratchy Noisy Headphone Jack - How to Fix Asus Microphone Zero Level Bug

How To Repair Scratchy Noisy Headphone Jack


I'm going to show you how to fix a problem where you have the headphone jack
making a scratchy static noise as the
plug moves around.
On this one I'll get that static
scratchy noise.
It will actually drop out a little bit. I'll move the plug and it will come back.
But I am going to show you how to fix that. The problem is the contacts inside the jack
get dirty and oxidized so what we need do is
clean the those.
What I am going to do to clean those is use a q-tip
and I'm actually going to peel a little bit of the cotton off the tip here cuz there's just
too much there to go inside the
hole there.
Peel a little bit off. And so now you are going use some sort of a cleaner.
A lot people recommend alcohol and I have
tried alcohol
and he worked for a little bit but then
the problem came back
very quickly. So I switched to using
control contact cleaner and lubricannt. I use
this for cleaning potentiometers
or volume controls. But
this, I found this worked very well also on
the jacks.
So what you are going to do is take a little bit of the spray.
You gotta shake it around a little bit here. And spray it onto the Q-tip.
And then swirl it around a little bit because you don't have too much on there.
And go ahead and stick it in the hole and go ahead and
swirl it around. You may have to move it in and out a little bit.
And then while you're at it go ahead and rub
a little bit around on the plug and get that
all kind of cleaned up.
and
then go ahead and let it dry. You may want to blow on it a little bit. But
that should take care of your problem.
It will clean the contacts in there and the static
in scratchy noise should go away.
If it doesn't go away you might still have a a little bit of dirt or oxidation, so just go ahead and
repeat the
process once. If the problem still doesnb't go away
then it is possible you might have like a wire
break inside the plug or the wire.
Or you may have a I lose connection
in the Jack itself where it connects to the
circuit board in there.
But nine times out of ten this
should fix your problem with the scratchy
static noise. Good luck!


How to Fix Asus Microphone Zero Level Bug


>>YAN HUANG: I have a Asus G75V.
Also, I have a Macbook Pro and Mac Mini and
a desktop that I built. But I have a Asus
G75V. One of the problems that I encountered
was the microphone -- it just stopped working.
Like, I would open the settings and try to
adjust the mic volume up.
It would just slide back down to zero.
I spent quite a bit of time troubleshooting.
Here’s what I found out.
The software that comes with the Asus, I think
it’s called HD-something, whatever.
Basically, the software is what’s causing
the problem.
To fix it, basically before you record, you
will want to right-click on your Start menu.
Go ahead and click on the Task Manager.
Then, once the Task Manager pops up, click
into Processes.
Then find the one that says vdeck.exe.
Go ahead -- End Task.
Now if you go back to your audio recording
settings, you should be able to drag that
slider up,
for the volume level, without it being dropped
back down to zero.
If you ran into the same issue as me, hopefully
that helped -- because
I know I spent just countless hours just trying
to, you know, run spyware programs, antivirus
programs.
Didn’t find any.
Did a whole bunch of research, and basically
I just gave up.
Then it occurred to me, hey, let me check
that out. Did that. It fixed it.
So hopefully, if you’re in the same boat
and you try that, hopefully it works.
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