It works! I use a 100x50x1.5 mm aluminium sheet with thermal paste and fastened up with paper tire. Now I can play sound with volume 70%-80% forever. Above 90% sound stops after a few minutes because of overheating of conexant sound chip. It seems that chip feeds internally a short-circuit and need replacement. I cannot believe that sound produces normally so many heating. Do not use very thin sheet because chip produces a lot of heating and thin sheet does not diffuse heat properly.
thank you amit, i have never try to open the laptop, and i have tried to install many audio drivers but the issue is the same, my laptop is toshiba satellite l755, is this solution works with the my laptop and will fix the problem for ever? cuz it's very disturbing each 2 min i need to reopen the audio or mute and unmute it?
I had a Toshiba, long time ago , and had a very deceptive experience. It was one of the first laptop with a color screen ! I wanted to upgrade it with a network board and the Toshiba gut just told me : yes you can but you have to replace the mother board... A couple year ago I got another Toshiba (Satellite) , that I still use today but the experience is not much better. I wanted to replace the "hybrid" hard disk for a SSD and the Toshiba help told me I was running into problem because the disk rotation speed was wrong. I had to write an email to Toshiba headquaters to get someone serious to call me and eventualy solve my problem... May be unlucky with th e Toshiba's ? But both were causing problems and on a 25 years period the aftersale service is not improving...
The copper is on the chip but your pictures a large connecting elsewhere on board. Can you explain as I though you meant to plac a chip size copper place and keep in place
Will this work on a toshiba z40-a? I replaced the motherboard on the laptop and after replacing it i notice i don't get no sound from it neither when i plug in a headphone it doesn't detect when it is plugged. i have tried everything i could online: - Reinstalling realtek audio driver - Uninstalling tealtek audio driver then restarting laptop - Disable enhancements - Changing realtek audio driver to high definition restarting then still nothing - Unplugging speaker cables and reconnecting them back But when i use a bluetooth speaker i hear sound. What could be causing this to happen?
it worked for me but you do a shit if you give on chip only a cooper coin you really need to give and paste on chip like it is on video 2cm lenght and at last 1,5 or 2 mm thickness cooper piece... thank you for vid and idea it worked for me
So it's my understanding that you tried it and it worked for you. Did you use a square or a rectangular shim? If it was square: how did you managed to fix it, after sitting it on top of the chip with thermal paste? Thanks a lot!
Interesting oke imma se what i can do but mine crackles when i turn it on and plays audio with a bit of crackles and stops after 20 second so i think that mine is damaged
A lot of Toshiba's have this problem, L serries the most. I just got L750 from grandma same issue. But even worse. I connected sound chip and CPU/GPU and problem ended
@@danielro524 lo que explica en el video es que el audio de algunas toshiba se corta porque se calienta el chip del audio. Entonces toca abrirla, ubicar el chip de sonido que generalmente esta cerca de donde se conectan los auriculares. Una vez ubicado le pones un poco de pasta termica y una chapa de cobre o aluminio (esto lo pegas con cinta, pistola de suprabond o algo parecido). Esto es para que el chip no levante tanta temperatura y no se corte el audio.
@@BUNNYMLBB El aluminio va a ayudar a disipar el calor, si al chip del video le pones una planchuela de aluminio y un pad termico (se consigue en las casas de electronica) queda genial. VI esta misma falla en varias Toshiba de este modelo, definitivamente fallaron en el diseño jaja
These models also have touchpad prematurely quitting issue...if anyone have a solution for it let me know. Other than obviously replacing the mobile which in my case $145 cheapest i could find. And not a single used one on ebay😬
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It works!
I use a 100x50x1.5 mm aluminium sheet
with thermal paste
and fastened up with paper tire.
Now I can play sound with volume 70%-80% forever.
Above 90% sound stops after a few minutes because of overheating of conexant sound chip.
It seems that chip feeds internally a short-circuit and need replacement. I cannot believe that sound produces normally so many heating.
Do not use very thin sheet because chip produces a lot of heating and thin sheet does not diffuse heat properly.
If possible please share the pictures.
Awesome video my man! Tohiba Satellite L755 had sound for 2 minutes and died, I did this and now it will have for 1 hour or so, thanks so much!!
Welcome :)
Glad to know I was able to help out.
This really works on my laptop L755, want to say THANK YOU
Welcome
At last after 2 years, I got a solution thanks a ton👍
thank you for the video , i've been searching for a long time for a solution , great job.
did you tried this solution? and solve the issue?
thank you amit, i have never try to open the laptop, and i have tried to install many audio drivers but the issue is the same, my laptop is toshiba satellite l755, is this solution works with the my laptop and will fix the problem for ever? cuz it's very disturbing each 2 min i need to reopen the audio or mute and unmute it?
I have a satellite with the same problem .. maybe it's a chip problem?
This fixed my problem for so long!
Glad to know I was able to help. Thanks for watching the video.🙏
I had a Toshiba, long time ago , and had a very deceptive experience. It was one of the first laptop with a color screen !
I wanted to upgrade it with a network board and the Toshiba gut just told me : yes you can but you have to replace the mother board...
A couple year ago I got another Toshiba (Satellite) , that I still use today but the experience is not much better.
I wanted to replace the "hybrid" hard disk for a SSD and the Toshiba help told me I was running into problem because the disk rotation speed was wrong.
I had to write an email to Toshiba headquaters to get someone serious to call me and eventualy solve my problem...
May be unlucky with th e Toshiba's ? But both were causing problems and on a 25 years period the aftersale service is not improving...
The copper is on the chip but your pictures a large connecting elsewhere on board. Can you explain as I though you meant to plac a chip size copper place and keep in place
it works!!! thanks for saving my life
You are a legend . Thanks a million
Haha. Welcome Rana sahab 🙌
Will this work on a toshiba z40-a?
I replaced the motherboard on the laptop and after replacing it i notice i don't get no sound from it neither when i plug in a headphone it doesn't detect when it is plugged. i have tried everything i could online:
- Reinstalling realtek audio driver
- Uninstalling tealtek audio driver then restarting laptop
- Disable enhancements
- Changing realtek audio driver to high definition restarting then still nothing
- Unplugging speaker cables and reconnecting them back
But when i use a bluetooth speaker i hear sound. What could be causing this to happen?
@@OverLandingGuy ill check the connections again if not seems ill have to replace them
it worked for me but you do a shit if you give on chip only a cooper coin you really need to give and paste on chip like it is on video 2cm lenght and at last 1,5 or 2 mm thickness cooper piece...
thank you for vid and idea it worked for me
So it's my understanding that you tried it and it worked for you. Did you use a square or a rectangular shim? If it was square: how did you managed to fix it, after sitting it on top of the chip with thermal paste? Thanks a lot!
What thickness of Cooper plate is recommended? I placed today as indicated on the video and it didn't work. Thanks
hi, thanks a lot for the heatsink tip/ video .. I have one with the same problem, ..... is it still ok?
@@OverLandingGuy thanks for the reply I'm about to do mine which I just got.
Good video! I'm gonna try the tips although I wouldn't like to open my lap.
I too didn't want to open mine but had to.
@@OverLandingGuy i understand
Thanks for understanding. ❤️
What's the thickness of the copper plate you used? Thanks
i guess it doesnt matter but just in case i'm missing something, any reason for the odd shape of the copper plate?
No reason as such, just make sure it doesn't touch any electricals or obstruct the case closing.
Interesting oke imma se what i can do but mine crackles when i turn it on and plays audio with a bit of crackles and stops after 20 second so i think that mine is damaged
You can try using headphones, if it's working fine in headphones then the cracking is probably because of bad speakers.
thanks a lot, that problem was driving me crazy
did you tried this solution? and solve the issue?
where did you get the chip? I can't find one anywhere.
Which chip are you talking about?
@@OverLandingGuy The chip reference in the video.
Thanks for the video
Welcome 🤗❤️
would a new motherboard also work?
New or old both will have same problem eventually as both posses same manufacturing defect.
Can I use Thermal Pad instead of copper plate?
No, you can't: a thermal pad is heat insulating, whereas copper plate is heat conductive. That would sort the opposite effect.
Thanks so much I am only 9 years old gril
A lot of Toshiba's have this problem, L serries the most. I just got L750 from grandma same issue. But even worse. I connected sound chip and CPU/GPU and problem ended
explain this work around?
Wow ! you are life saver!!
did you tried this solution? and solve the issue?
Keep it up brother,👍👍
❤️🙏
Can you do this vídeo in spanish please?
Sorry amigo, I don't know Spanish.
@@OverLandingGuy that’s bag for the a lot of people with this problem :( but, can you write the subtitules ? Please ?
@@danielro524 lo que explica en el video es que el audio de algunas toshiba se corta porque se calienta el chip del audio. Entonces toca abrirla, ubicar el chip de sonido que generalmente esta cerca de donde se conectan los auriculares. Una vez ubicado le pones un poco de pasta termica y una chapa de cobre o aluminio (esto lo pegas con cinta, pistola de suprabond o algo parecido). Esto es para que el chip no levante tanta temperatura y no se corte el audio.
@@elioruiz8220 Hola.
Duda : el aluminio también va a "ayudar" a levantar temperatura extra o me equivoco?.
@@BUNNYMLBB El aluminio va a ayudar a disipar el calor, si al chip del video le pones una planchuela de aluminio y un pad termico (se consigue en las casas de electronica) queda genial. VI esta misma falla en varias Toshiba de este modelo, definitivamente fallaron en el diseño jaja
These models also have touchpad prematurely quitting issue...if anyone have a solution for it let me know. Other than obviously replacing the mobile which in my case $145 cheapest i could find. And not a single used one on ebay😬
@@JD-AlphaMedia Mine is going good for 13+ years.