I am brand new to this so please bear with me. I was just given an old Dell Dimension 4600 with a CD burner and integrated sound card. I needed a new PC so that I can edit home videos on my computer (my last was a Windows 98 - inadequate).

I purchased a Lite-on DVD burner and installed it. Video is fine. However I keep getting a clicking sound as the video runs and the audio is slightly distorted. Do I need to purchase a better sound card? Or a new video card? The sound from the CD player or from the internet is fine.

The driver files list updated days, we only focused on Dell drivers update, and developed a driver catching software running to catch the new driver and drivers on Dell official site, so you can find almost all Dell Dimension 4600 drivers for your Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 32 bit and 64 bit.

It is DVDs that produce the clicking - homemade or commercial movies. I would try a different optical drive first. The click is not a good sign, and not typical.

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Then disable or delete the old audio driver in the Device manager before installing the new one. If you can get access to a stethoscope, check the hard drive.

The clicking is more typical of a failing hard drive than anything else. Especially if it is a Western Digital, Samsung, or Maxtor. The 4600 itself is an excellent computer worth spending a few bucks to get it right.