Hello,
I installed Zorin OS on my desktop computer. But I think there's a problem. The CPU's hard drive is making a cracking/popping noise regularly.
This isn't the case with Windows.
I don't know where to start, but it's a bit annoying.
Thank you very much for your help and feedback.
Hardware: HP ProDesk 400 G6 Mini Desktop PC
Processor: Intel® Core™ i3-10100T @ 3.00 GHz × 8
Graphics: Mesa Intel® UHD Graphics 630 (CML GT2)
guillaumerenaud:
Mini Desktop PC
This likely has an SSD, not a spinning Hard Drive (HDD).
I think you may be hearing sounds from your speakers - can you please test this?
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Yes i't's SSD, try like put headphone on the whole ?
Do you have any speakers / headphones connected to your computer now? And does it have a built-in speaker or not? If it has a built in speaker, it could be crackling from them when the system makes a random noise. A lot of these small "pro" desktop pcs have a built in speaker.
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Yes it have built in speaker.
It could be mistake of drivers ?
When you play a video, for example on youtube, does the sound still crackle or is it fine when it plays that way? And when you do, does it for sure come out of the built in speakers?
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I read video on YouTube and don't like to crack.
I go to settings to test left and right and look no crack too
It's don't made this sound with Linux Mint for example.
It make it equal with live test of Zorin
If have no other tools on the PC factory composed
Have you tried a different kernel? Mini PC's can be picky about driver support.
I recommend using the free Mainline Installer
application.
Yes, the O.P. lists an example kernel version.
It also only includes the Focal repository that Zorin OS 16 would use.
Zorin OS 17 would use
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:tuxinvader/jammy-mainline
You must remove the previous repo:
sudo add-apt-repository --remove ppa:tuxinvader/lts-mainline
Update grub:
sudo update-grub
You also can use a different method to install other than TuxInvader (Which I Like the TuxInvader, but be warned, they are often unsigned kernels).
sudo add-apt-rep…
You can use the TuxInvader kernel if you are Not dual Booting Windows OS with Secure Boot enabled.
Aim for the 6.11 or 6.12 kernel.
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You could take a Look at this Help Article:
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No i don't try at this time because i'm not a tech in computer.
What the impact in Zorin of futur update ? It will destroy the choice and i have to make it again ?
Sorry if it's a silly question
When i try the lign in the topic it said : can't kill the daemon
Maybe it's missing something on my computer ?