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HP Pavilion All-in-One 24-r0xx
Microsoft Windows 11

The speaker works and it passed audio test. It plays sound. The problem is when the unit is idle or I am working on the PC it makes popping sound intermittently.

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Unfortunately, crackling, popping and motorboating are all too common problems on a lot of systems, no just HP.

You may have to revert to an older driver or a non-hp: Either Microsoft or OEM from the chip manufacturer 

discussion about realtek is here

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/popping-noise-through-speakers-from-a-new-hp/6...

 

I was unable to stop the motorboating through the NVidia audio driver to my monitor speakers as it was caused by the temperature sensing controls.  If I disabled the temp controls on my Area51, the popping went away (mostly) but the motherboard and video card heated up.  I ended up getting Bluetooth speakers.

 

What you can try

Popping when using headphone jack?

Popping increases when playing a game?

Popping disappears when using Bluetooth speakers

 

Please provide the product ID so I can look for different drivers that might work. 

 


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change the sound cable  hope it will help you 

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@jumenwoke -- for your All-In-One, are you using the internal speakers, or have you connected external speakers?

If the latter, do those speakers show the same symptoms when connected to some other computer (or to the headphone jack in your smart-phone) ?

 

Or, do a different set of external speakers show the same symptoms?  If so, it's probably not your speakers, although it could possibly be a poor connection where the speakers plug-in to the "audio output" socket on your computer. Wiggle that connector, to see if that makes any "scratchy" noise.

 

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