why my computer gets static?
961426
what kind audio or video?\n\nYou know getting a call or text on a cell phone will cause both sometimes.
710107
Try a different power supply and see if you still get the problem.. \n\nAlso check your memory (ram). There are some programs to do that the first one that comes to my mind is memtest86 http://www.memtest86.com/\n\n\ngood luck!
377879
It may be from dust build up.  A lot of cheap laptops have internal setups that hold a lot of dust in. You may want to try and buy one of those compressed air cans and spray thru the vents in your laptop every once in a while.
354725
Yes it sounds like a hardware problem, if not then it could be some sort of virus or bug.  I would do a virus check and a hardware check.  Like run a diagnostic test on your computer to make sure all the hardware is running properly.
701444
It is called an Unbalanced system, some computers run fine, while other will crash! if yours is working fine don't worry!
921256
could be something wrong with your PC
438465
If it does only during startup then its the BIOS setting that holds the key. But if it does quite often during your normal working, then a virus could be a culprit. Another reason could of some program which has been run from the drive and stopped adruptly and its still seeking its home from the background.
1588
It is may be too many process are loading at startup or there may be virus in your system. or you have too many fonts etc\n\nTry this :\n1) Stop unwanted process.\n2) Stop unwanted programs from start up list. (type: msconfig) in start>run.\n3) Update your antivirus and scan whole system.\n4) Upgrade your RAM.
1067800
Most of the time static is caused by interference.  Next time try putting your cell phone next to your speakers and you'll hear static before your cell phone rings.  So to rid of the static first locate any devices that might interfere with it like radios, cell phones, etc.  You might try to place your speakers and computer further apart.  One more thing that might cause static is the wiring.  Try to untangle any wires that might be touching your speaker wires.
703887
could be a number of things,\ncheck settings,\ntry turning off screen savers temporarily,\nrun scandisk error checker,\nanilize with defragmenter,\n\ncheck hardware connections and temperatures for cpu and video board,\n\nempty temp folder\ndelete browser cache files,,
122228
It may get overheated or some hardware is broken (it can be a HDD,RAM,Video card etc., I think the HDD has a problem). Try getting a hardware diagnostic tool.
388035
Reinstall your software or just put your computer back to a restore point, this happens when you install new programs on your computer.
1130761
Good answer to the reinstall on the NAV for the error message.\n\nAs far as the static and if the previous answers did not work, try thinking somewhat less geek. Common Sense often works. \n\nOften times, inexpensive speakers or headphones have very bad insulation to the wiring that plugs into your computer. Interference happens thus so does the static and hums.  Try plugging in different speakers/headphones and see if you get different results.
497572
Usually lack of memory or space on the hard drive.  Try Cleanmgr.exe - its in Windows to clean up your hard drive. you may need to get more memory in your machine.\n\nWhat is the question given by the computer ?
1047749
It is shutting down. Your computer just takes a long time to shut down. Maybe it has many processes active or you need to cleanup your files.
634408
if it brand new it probably has alot of uneeded stuff running in the back ground.\nif you know how to cleanout your startup in msconfig you may want to start there.\ntry defraging...that might help
154333
This could be due to some unwanted process running on your pc. This differs on the speed of PC. another case also would be that your computers is affected by virus.\nTry Running AntiVirus.\nRemove unwanted process running on your PC.Type msconfig at the commmand prompt and uncheck the unwanted services.\nHope this will resolve else. mail me cutebhaskar@gmail.com