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CAN YOU POST PICS OF THE REAR OUTLETS OF YOUR DVD PLAYER AND TV?

oh snap that's the next video in line sorry.....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsPaWgCUm2E

did you fix your problem?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1ftEDMiBwg <--- try viewing this.

what kind of headphones, plug or usb?

What type of plug is it. Usb or Ps2?

if your wifi in the laptop has dual band, Ie 2.4 ghz and 5ghz you can use 2.4ghz which has a stronger signal. You can give them different names in windows. Also if you have antennas try moving them around to see if you can get stronger signal reception. The other choice is to move the router to...

You can use that receiver for 6 ohms speakers. It is a higher quality signal. But I would not mix 8 ohm speakers with 6 ohm speakers.

when you go in to device manager do you see the think pad listed?

have you clicked on that 4127879b in system 32 to see what its properties are?

if you have one it should find it

I meant when the plugs are in the rear of your computer make sure the metal on the plugs do not touch another metal part of another plug.

Have you tried slightly pulling on the plug so that it moves a little to see if that is your source? Also the the plugs that run into the rear of your computer from your speakers make sure that they are not touching each other this will cause buzz clicks and all that.

The only other thing I can advise is to go into power settings, under power options you will see change plan settings click on this, then click on change advanced power settings, a box will pop up, go down to processor power management, click on that, a sub menu will open, go to system cooling...