Audio cutting out when applying pressure onto keyboard surface.

[Bill1]

Looks like its time to find a repair shop, unfortunately.

[plodr]

Easiest solution if you don’t want to spend money on repairs: attach a USB wireless mouse (that’s the first thing I attach to all our netbooks) and turn off the touch pad.

Or borrow a mouse and see it turning off the touchpad keeps the sound going all the time.

[Coby]

As of now I have a audio to usb dongle to use headphones. But yeah this is pretty much a hardware issue right?

[veeg]

As of now I have a audio to usb dongle to use headphones. But yeah this is pretty much a hardware issue right?

It does seem that way..

[DOUGIE]

I have thought all along, this is a hardware issue.
As @Bill1 suggested, I would have it looked at by a trained professional, when you can.
I can’t see the repair, as being overly expensive.

[Coby]

Aight. Thanks for all the help!

[phillpower2]

No unknown devices there that could be causing a conflict which unfortunately means that I can only offer a couple more suggestions which I am sad to say I suspect will not help as they are software/settings related.
1: Go into the BIOS and restore the motherboards default factory settings.
2: Create a new system restore point, uninstall all of the present audio device in Device Manager, restart the computer and allow Windows to reinstall the devices then test.

Have you tried the two suggestions above Coby, if yes what was the outcome, if no, please try them then get back to us.

[veeg]

Any updates for us?

[Coby]

The laptop never turned back on after the water incident so it dead.

[veeg]

So shall we mark this thread then? Also sorry about your laptop.

[Coby]

Mark please.