My computer is making a squeaky noise when I scroll?
955055
It is probably your speaker plug not being fully plugged in, either at the computer or at the speakers.  Sometimes moving them around or some inadvertent tugging of the wires causes them to unplug just enough to disturb the situation, and sometimes, just general atmospheric gunk gets on them.  Also check to be sure the sound card, if you have a separate card, is fully seated in its port.
661868
I don't think you need a flash player.  It wouldn't hurt you to install it from the developer's site - it is certainly safe, and it would rule out the possibility of that being your problem.  The strange sound though...  A flash player won't fix that.  It sounds to me like you are having hardware issues.  Maybe doing one of these things will help.\n1) clean the disk\n2) check your disk drive hardware options.  Some players have a setting where you can tell the drive to spin at a slower speed.  That might stop the noise, and could possibly bring the disk to a readable range for your computer.\n3) look into replacing that drive
344498
Sounds like a virus. Update whatever virus scanner you have then scan the computer in safe mode.\n\nYou get into safe mode by hitting the F8 key while it's booting up at the very beginning.
194743
open the volume control panel and mute your pc speaker, that will fix the problem
794323
If this is your hard drive, you should TURN OFF the power.   That sound could be from the hard drive, and you have little time left.  Save your data and make backups, then get a new drive.   \n\nGood luck
944539
It sounds like a trojan, one that causes an error in Windows loading. If you don't have an antivirus program, get one of the good free ones like Avast or AVG.\n\nThen get SpyBot and Ad-Aware from Download.com. Install all three and run all three. You can use these links to find them quickly. \n\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/1/\n\nhttp://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html\n\nhttp://www.download.com/
230786
I'm suspecting that either your computer is hacked or some virus is doing it. I remember an old virus was doing this several years ago.
723338
Could be a dodgy mouse or keyboard.  Also try looking for sticky keys.\nIf it is a new computer then send it back and get it repaired for free.
996316
Just check is there is something in the Fan went, even a small pice of dust can make a difference, You can try cleaning it up if you are confident about it or better take it to a PC Doctor or call the support.\n\nRegards,\nChethan
72043
Some noises are normal and some are indicators that certain hardware like the hard drive may have a scratch on it or may be on it's way out. I would suggest backing up your data that you want to keep (Windows has a Backup Wizard found in accessories) and either wait for it to go out or have it looked at by an A+ Technician. Do not take no for an answer when you ask for an A+ Technician also ask for thier CompTia A+ Card.\nJohn\nA+ Certified Professional
643640
Go to CONTROL PANEL > KEYBOARD > And Put the repeat delay to LONG\n\nTHis is definetly the problem
466614
run scandisk and make sure you check the option to scan the surface area for physical damage.  If your computer seems to be running slower and there is a kind of grinding noise coming from the drive, it's probably time to replace it before losing all of your data.
1045867
processors dont make noise\n1 fan \n2 hard drive\nmostlikely a fan is burning out they make a loud humming noise but still function when the bearing or bushing goes bad\nunplg puter open case and clean all dust out a bood hose type vac works good also get electrosafe spay and spray to remove remaining dust follow directions on can then replace cover and turn back on if prob still exists open back up and while running listen to the fan up close and c if that is it \ni really think it is a fan possibly clogged by dust or just wearing out
265197
Possibly your power supply fan.  Check to see if it has a lot of dust in it (at the back of your tower).  If it does, then you need to get some anti-static air spray and blow it out.  My Dell used to do that, but I always believed it was because something may have just been loose, and it was the case--all I had to do was tighten it up.  So, if you're computer savvy you could check out the innards to see if the IDE/SATAs are pluged in properly and if your processor fan is getting dusty--do the same to it, if it dusty.\n\nNow if it is more like a 'beep', then that means your computer has encountered an error.\n\nGood luck.
720509
Your hard drive has nothing to do with the internet since it's always spining even if you're not on line,the noise you hear is probably the hard drive is wearing out,eventually the noise will get worse and more constant,maybe it's time for a new hard drive
444445
If it's just the scroll wheel on an optical mouse, you can try Start-->Control Panel-->Mouse and check the setting for the wheel. But because the wheel portion is a physical device (unlike the optical portion), it can fail.\n\nYou can try rapping and tapping the mouse on semi-hard surfaces to see if some vibration will help the wheel set back properly if so. Tap it on a hard desk covered by a few sheets of paper, for example.\n\nMake sure you try using the wheel in several different applications to ensure it's not just a problem with one application. If it's just a problem with one application (such as your web brower) there could be a setting found from a menu such as Tools-->Options that will allow you to set how you would like the wheel to operate.\n\nFinding a way to open it and clean and check inside would be best. You can also try compressed air through any gaps or edges in the housing of the mouse to try to blow loose the gunky dust that can accumulate in computer mice.
874015
if its making a loud whurrrrring sound, like a hum in way that means your air input fans and/or power unit fan are clogged with dirt and the fan is straining, causing the noise.\n\nif you have a fan on your processor as well, check it.