Ok, so I have this static that comes in waves when sound is playing when I'm in windows. It occurs in a very predictable echo (Only it isn't really an echo, and it's an anoying "bzzt" sound) I've tried using a different soundcard, different drivers, replacing the codecs, adjusting and muting all the levers I could, and I still can't get rid of it. I also don't experience any problems with sound playing when I'm in linux so why it's specific to windows is beyond me; It's driving me crazy. Any ideas?
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Annoying static problem.
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Audiochris
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You wouldn't happen to be using the front panel jacks would you? Same thing happened to me and it turned out to be the routing of the cable that went to the front panel. Turns out running it behind the motherboard wasn't such a great idea after all.
hahahaha.
what version of Windows are you using OP?
and what sound system for Linux?
for that matter, what audio hardware are you using?
what creates the buzz noise? (you said it was predictable, what happens before the noise, or during the noise?)