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Nothing better after the BIOS reset.

I can't upgrade the BIOS, the DosFlash application is not compatible with 64bits OS.

Anyway I think the mor evident is that the plug detection pin is damaged because the problem occurs since I had to unplug/replug the audio cable.

you have misunderstood, if I tried to install the last driver it's because I had no more sound since a few days

I just upgraded to Windows 10 and I am having the same problem, but the forcedisablejd fix is no longer working. Any suggestions? I have the same problem (with an Intense PC 2). The strange thing is that I upgraded to Windows 10 several months ago and that all was working well until a few days ago....

derek wrote:Some models are in stock. What specific model are you after?

First I wanted to take the IPC2 i7 Barebone and use the SSD I have in my current Fit-PC3.
But I changed my mind and I ordered the IPC2 i7 SSD, and I will be able to try to resell my Fit-PC3

Julien

irads wrote:We will start taking PayPal orders for IPC2 early next week.

We are at the end of the said week and it's already out of stock again ???

Hi,

I can't find this new option, where is it ?

Hi Ronywin I have had the same problem : http://www.fit-pc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=92&t=4821 I found out that the problem is Windows (with Linux it's almost perfectly silent). And the workaround I found is to set Windows in Power saver mode. It's not perfect (still more noisy than Linux) but at le...

thank you Hugoalo, you were right :D With Linux : (almost) no noise. So I tried something (again) : I changed the power options. I enabled the Power saver option (I don't know exactly the name, my Windows is in french). And instantly the noises disapear Now I will try to find exactly which option is...

Hi, If so, you would not be the first to observe that... http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1511458 Yes the problem is similar (and I also have an OCZ). But it seems that the noise come from the power supply : http://hardforum.com/showpost.php?s=a0db9e8eae4ad6e5d782477827dc32b1&p=1035597336&postc...

Intense PC incorporates an advanced switching power circuit designed for reducing power consumption. A side effect of the switching is a faint humming That's what I understood reading some posts on this forum. It's the same thing for the Fit-PC3, right ? The humming is pronounced mostly when the sy...