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‎04-19-2024 04:06 PM

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Product: HP 17.3 inch Laptop PC 17-cp0000 (2Q7W8AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

I have my laptop plugged into a television via HDMI because the screen is busted. However, whenever a key is pressed, a noise plays through the television speaker. Is there any way to turn this noise off?

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‎04-19-2024 06:01 PM

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hi @KhoraB 

 

Welcome to the HP Forum.

 

Wow, that is a strange problem.

 

Can you try a different TV?

 

And try a different HDMI cable, if possible.

 

Regards

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‎04-26-2024 03:43 PM - edited ‎04-26-2024 03:45 PM

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@Bill_To Actually, it appears to just do it regardless, no HDMI required, which is even stranger

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‎04-27-2024 06:40 AM - edited ‎04-27-2024 06:51 AM

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Hi @KhoraB 

 

That is a really strange symptom.

 

I can only guess the keyboard noise coming from the speaker might be related to the screen damage. Especially if this noise started soon after the screen damage occurred.

 

Otherwise, I have no idea what could be causing this.

 

Regards

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