The likelihood is if you are using a laptop with an inbuilt microphone, this can be a problem on many new laptops as they actually come enabled with the microphone ready for input, that way, even with a minimal amount of sound, the microphone will pick it up and create feedback. Most laptops come with an fn key near the windows button on the keyboard, if you hold this and then look at your F1-F10 keys, one of them will most likely have a little microphone symbol, hold the fn key and press this F button and the microphone should switch of, resolving your problem, failing that, a pair of headphones on a mic work just as well.
If you are playing online games and are using things like ventrillo, you can sometimes get feedback from talking into the mic and both mics picking up sound and relaying it through the speaker, a pair of headphones will resolve this completely.
You aren't going to get good fidelity sound from a laptop's internal speakers. Try a decent set of headphones or earbuds, or get external speakers.
yeah, i'd call a specialist in on this one, buddy.
The way to stop your laptop from charging is to unplug the charger from the computer. When the battery starts to get low on power plug it back in.
negative feed back is one which is given to the same system from which the output is obtained, in order to reduce the intensity or to stop giving that output
stop it from overheating
they're broken..
Just stop
the ability of where it can go is where it will stop
Why, are you trying to get another one? Stop blaming the company.
JBL E120's, but why stop there? =)
Your laptop keys turn off after a while if the sticky keys are turned on.
feed it...