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‎03-14-2017 07:37 PM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

How to disable a random hiss noise when plugging any headphones, or large speakers onto the laptop's aux port?

 

I'm asking this question again because I had a HP Envy last year with the same issue, and now a HP Pavilion. I have spoken to a few people from HP and to an advisor yesterday. I was advised to go to: Device Manager>Audio inputs and outputs>Speaker/HP (Realtek High Definition Audio)> right click and the Properites>Driver>Update Driver>Browse my computer for driver software?Let me pick from a list...>click on Audio Endpoint. This seem to have fixed the noise issue every time i used to open Steam but, I can still hear a random hiss noise when I'm browsing the internet.

 

I've also just noticed when I goto https://uk.yahoo.com/ yahoo's main page this hiss noise comes on for about 10 seconds then dissapears, no video playing just the main yahoo page. What's going on???

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