When my music is not on i can hear little squeeks(on most pc's) when i scroll down a website or right click on something, is it eletric power usage or somethin.
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this happens with my P.C. 2.this is normal.so don't worry about that.
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Check to make sure the air vents on your PC are free of dust.  It could be over heating or your power supply could be checking out.
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It's not dust, although that is a contributing factor.\n\nAll computers, desktops and laptops, hum to a certain degree. The higher performance it is, the more quiet it is (often). The humming you hear is your computer working, and as it works it gets hot, which makes a little fan go off to prevent fires in your computer. If your laptop has been on a while then it will almost certainly hum, also if you're running high-memory processes like games or big files. That goes double if your laptop is older or entry-level.\n\nWhat you can do is: \n- buy a new laptop. (don't reccommend, although you can get one for $600 from Dell)\n- put the laptop on a soft, sound-absorbing surface (think placemats, blankets, mousepads, anything like that, the thicker the better)]\n- upgrade RAM to make things easier on your laptop. You can buy 512MB of RAM for about $49, make sure you know the right kind to buy and the right brands (I reccomend Kingston Technologies).\n\nhope i helped.
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Yea its a good time to reboot. I had that happen to me manyyyyy times. If the music plays when you open it, and if theres a button to "stop" the music, then it will work if you go back to the music file and hit the stop button and then if you close the window, it should still have stopped.\n\nIf you reboot, it will go away.
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I can hear my cell phone through the computer speakers when it rings, usually makes me jump. It also affects my radio-alarm clock. Cant leave it on the desk or the night stand! As for why, Ill wait for some elses explanation
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may sound crazy but it may be the monitor is too close to the computer or some other power source. try moving it away a foot of so. The reason i say this is the wavy, choppy view you are getting sounds like interference from speakers or some other power source. Its worth a try and wont cost you a thing and wont hurt any thing.
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You probably need to purchase a new sound card. Same thing happened with my PC, had a power outage and had to replace sound card because it got fried somehow. Usually a decent sound card for just playing music and sound, nothing fancy like bass, DJing, is $30-50.
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normal. but if your computer is in an encoles space on most sides, it could be overheating. just move it out into a more open area. the noise should die down a bit. but it is normal. the buzzing means that all of the grears are moving properly.
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Check your sound drivers, update them and make sure they are functioning properly. If not, visit your computer manufacturers website.
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it is either a bad ground... assuming you have no surge protector, just have the computer plugged directly into the outlet, or it is gremlins in the tower humming along.
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Any sound that starts to come out of computer case that wasn't there before is a bad sign.  Especially if your friend was right and its coming from your hard drive.  Often with old drives the boom gets worn down and actually begins to drag on the hard drive platter.  The correct action would be to first and immediately backup any important data.  Then find out if your hard drive supports S.M.A.R.T. which is a feature in modern HDD's that allow the user to diagnose problems.  I would advise just googling it, but i use a program called "speedfan" to monitor my S.M.A.R.T. enabled drives.  Also you may want to run "check disk" from the control panel in windows.  It could be the sound of fans spinning up especially if its a laptop but its probably not caused by overheating.  Lastly you should double check to make sure nothing is touching the fan blades inside your case.  Any rubbing here will cause a sound.
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Answer #1 - It could have been a quick power outage, you might not have noticed it if you were nodding off to sleep.  Another possiblity is that if you have an external USB hard drive(s) connected to your computer for additional storage, they can sometime cause random re-booting (and sometime issues with boot-up afterwards) due to I/O conflicts. Those are two possible scenarios that could have caused your midnight reboot.\n\nAnswer #2 - This definately sounds like your computers Power Supply fan.  Simply use a hose vacuum on the back of the fan and this should help. Another possibility though is that you left a CD-ROM in your computer and your virus software is accessing the drive to check it(sometimes CD's can make a humming noise if not seated properly in the drive).
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Are you running some media program (like WinAmp) or some sound recording program that is currently using your microphone and speakers ?\n\nIf so, you will need to stop those.
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Sounds like it is not really idle... I would suspect some "adware/spyware" is "busy"
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buy powered speakers, your laptop should have an audio out.  its pretty simple.
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first can you find out if the sound card is listed in devices in the control panel\nif it is it say that it has any problem's\nif it has no problems with it do you have software installed to say run music and sound facilities\n\nTry some of these and then pose us back a question with some more detail and I will try to help further
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Your internet connection may be cutting it off. If you have wireless, this is more common.  But it does just sound like it's putting your sn into idle mode.