Hi. I have a lenovo yoga 7i laptop. I just got it back from sending it in for repair for a Sleep/Standby related problem and had also noticed some sound distortion on the headphone jack.
Now that I've received it back, the computer is reset and cleared. I restored some of my backup and now there is sometimes an audio playback delay when using Audacity or a media player. It is silent for half a second and then i hear the audio normally, but miss half a second. It's silent and skips that part.
It happens intermittently. So i've contacted Lenovo tech support half a dozen times and they've done some fiddling with Device Manager or someone changed some drivers setting from Automatic to Manual and told me they updated drivers, but they didn't.
The other person just ran some scan and checked a bunch of settings tabs.
So now after calling a few more times and the online chat, and asking for a supervisor, they have just decided to have me send it in for repair again. They offered to add 90 days to my warranty.
Any ideas to fix this? I've already tried downloading the drivers and uninstalling the audio device in Device Manager.
Now that I've received it back, the computer is reset and cleared. I restored some of my backup and now there is sometimes an audio playback delay when using Audacity or a media player. It is silent for half a second and then i hear the audio normally, but miss half a second. It's silent and skips that part.
It happens intermittently. So i've contacted Lenovo tech support half a dozen times and they've done some fiddling with Device Manager or someone changed some drivers setting from Automatic to Manual and told me they updated drivers, but they didn't.
The other person just ran some scan and checked a bunch of settings tabs.
So now after calling a few more times and the online chat, and asking for a supervisor, they have just decided to have me send it in for repair again. They offered to add 90 days to my warranty.
Any ideas to fix this? I've already tried downloading the drivers and uninstalling the audio device in Device Manager.
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