buzzing sound

> i did nothing to my laptop and have the same problem.......
>
> "frogeye" wrote:
>

> > I just installed the abit at8 motherboard on my comp and am having some
> > problems with the sound system. playing wma, mp3 files from disk or streaming
> > audio, using either windows media player or realplayer, i get a buzzing,
> > electronic sound. It just lasts for a second or so and sounds like a
> > synthesizer or something. It doesnt rattle like a loose wire, it is an
> > electronic buzz.
> > I have checked the wires to the speakers and plugged them into the laptop,
> > which had no problems, and the system is identical except for the change in
> > the mother board. I did down load the new audio driver, but that hasn't made
> > any difference.
> > is there a way to determine exactly what is causing the sound?
> >
> > appreciate any suggestions
> > frogeye

> i have been running process explorer, and the last time i heard the evil buzz
> i went to ehat program and found that there had been a "hardware interupt"
> which used up 38% of the cpu and apparently caused the buzz. I woiuld be
> grateful if anyone could suggest a cure for that. I have a current bios, and
> have uninstalled realplayer to make sure that isn't a problem. i have also
> uninstalled and reinstalled drivers for the realtek hd audio, so htat should
> be good. could hte speakers cause a hardware interupt?
> thanks for any suggestions
> frogeye
>
> "gs" wrote:
>

> > i did nothing to my laptop and have the same problem.......
> >
> > "frogeye" wrote:
> >

> > > I just installed the abit at8 motherboard on my comp and am having some
> > > problems with the sound system. playing wma, mp3 files from disk or streaming
> > > audio, using either windows media player or realplayer, i get a buzzing,
> > > electronic sound. It just lasts for a second or so and sounds like a
> > > synthesizer or something. It doesnt rattle like a loose wire, it is an
> > > electronic buzz.
> > > I have checked the wires to the speakers and plugged them into the laptop,
> > > which had no problems, and the system is identical except for the change in
> > > the mother board. I did down load the new audio driver, but that hasn't made
> > > any difference.
> > > is there a way to determine exactly what is causing the sound?
> > >
> > > appreciate any suggestions
> > > frogeye