High pitch whine destroying my ability to record

[FrazzleDazzle]

I can do this all night, Mods. I WILL NOT stop posting until you LET ME ASK FOR HELP!

A hIgh-pitched whine has started when I record with my microphone. I have tried recording on another, non-HP system I borrowed, in the exact same location, and found NO NOISE WHATSOEVER.  I have isolated the issue to the Omen PC.

I have tried EVERYTHING short of trashing my PC - which is barely a year old. I am in tears. I need to be able to record to make money to live.

This is what I am talking about: Horrible Noise 

This is ruining me. I am desperate for help. I have tried ALL troubleshooting solutions available online,  Nothing has helped. 

Please, for the love of god, please help me. 

[Dragon-Fur]

@FrazzleDazzle 

I do not have a direct solution.

So, what??

I do not find that you have included the model / product number of your Omen Desktop in any of your threads.

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[r3d3]

OMEN by HP Obelisk Desktop 875-0024  4NM66AA#ABA

 So not only is HP intentionally refusing to help me fix their own broken, falsely-advertised-as working product, not only were my posts deliberately suppressed and only now approved for "spam" (which is garbage, it's obvious these were suppressed so that HP wouldn't look bad)) But this forum, which is my ONLY source of support, cannot help me.

I am going to lose my home.  I cannot afford $1200 to $1500 for a new PC just so I can work. 

I will NEVER TOUCH a HP Product again. This is disgusting and cruel. 

[Dragon-Fur]

@r3d3 

This situation has quickly gone far beyond a plea for help from the Experts in our Community.

Personally, I am sympathetic - we can offer advice to the best of our ability and personal skill sets.

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[r3d3]

Then I simply have no recourse. I will either be forced into debt or I will lose my home. 

[Dragon-Fur]

@r3d3 

I have personally submitted a request for an escalation.

I have sent an additional note to the attending moderator as a follow up.

I have been assured that you will receive help from an appropriate support team.

Stay safe.

[The_Fossette]

@r3d3 

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