There is a squeaky noise from my speakers

Oh,It has nothing to do with the computer,It has nothing to do with grounding,It's a problem with the filter capacitor in the speaker,Take it and let it change a filter capacitor,The general current signal has a clutter current,Removing this clutter current is to filter out the clutter by the filter capacitor in the circuit,So it's a sound problem,Not a host problem,I hope it will help you,

The little problem is that you put a sponge or foam under the bass hole, hey, that's a simple question.

I've had this issue as well.

You can adjust the volume in the place, the synthesizer, the CD turntable, and the line-in are all ticked to mute.

1. (Registry Junk, Cleanup) Remove all the files you want to clean) Clean your system's junk files, overwrite (install) existing drivers, 2. Use Optimizer to organize the fragmented files on your hard drive.

3. Restart your computer.

Your sound card is hanging, find a computer repairer.

Let me break it down for you:

1.Whether there is interference nearby, pay attention to wires, ** wires, etc., magnetic objects;

2.Try to change the speaker and see;

Eliminate interference sources and test objects near your mobile computer!

One. The line is aging and there is a virtual connection.

Two. The volume adjuster is aging.

Three. Interfaces are aging.

Four. The horn is aging and unstable.

It has been used for a long time, or the external magnetic field interferes.

Do you have headphones? Give it a try, if there is no noise, that's the problem with the speaker! If there is, then consider the computer itself.

Is it a standalone sound card? No, then there are 3 options: 1. Try to change the main version, 2. Check whether any parts are not in close contact, clean up and replug (the interface should also be cleaned).

3. See if it's poisoned! ~

You also have to try a different environment for your computer (if you can't move your own, you can move someone else's).

The fan may be a little stuck.

There must be something wrong with your console's voiceover jack.

Do you have a cell phone or something like that... There will be signal interference..?

Control Panel - Sound & Audio Equipment - Voice - Test Hardware.

At that time, the problem of the power transformer was the AC sound of the power transformer, and you could increase the filter capacitor, which was used to filter these impurities.

Another is the problem of your sound card, you can change to a sound card, your sound card is integrated.

It has nothing to do with the ground wire, I think.

The anti-interference ability is poor, and the following suggestions are made.

1. Change the audio cable of the speaker to Akihabara.

Second, the sound card plug contact must be good.

3. The speaker should be far away from the display.

Fourth, check whether there is any interference source.

After a long period of use, it's time to change.

If you don't get the plug on, it's something wrong with your audio.

Electrostatic current noise, the stereo is old, change it, and it's not expensive.

Generally, the outer shield wire of the plug is not in good contact, or there is an interference source near the speaker.

You can do this,Take the speaker to another computer and try it,If there is still a zzi sound,You can be sure that it is a problem with the speaker。 This kind of speaker is to make the power supply and power amplifier into the speaker,This is mostly a problem with the capacitor,I can't repair it myself, just find someone to repair it。

Could it be the sound of an electric current? Caused by static electricity. Try it when there is a sizzling sound. If so, it should be a ground issue.

The sound has been used for a long time, or the sound quality is problematic, or there is interference