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PC Speakers make a crackling buzzing static noise while computer is running certain processes.

Asked by sbriffe in General Computer Systems

Tags: noise, speakers, static, pc

About my equipment: I am using an 802.11b Linksys router to connect wirelessly to the internet, and the connection is "good."  My wireless card is a Belkin 802.11g installed internally with an external antenna that sticks out.  My sound card is a Soundblaster Audigy2 ZS.  The computer I am using is an eMachines T3256 with an Athlon AMD XP 3200+ card with 1GB RAM and 400MHZ fsb, running Windows XP Home.
My problem is that at unexpected times the cheap eMachines speakers that came with the set make an extremely loud crackling and buzzing sound for up to 10 seconds, apparently when the computer is running some sort of process.  This noise remains very loud even when the speaker volume on the PC and/or the speakers themselves is turned all the way down (it goes away when the speakers are powered off).
Any help solving this problem would be appreciated.
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