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I used to have this problem (well still do, but it's all but completely unnoticeable now) when using earphones where I would constantly hear crackling, regardless of what I was playing. I remedied this by going to Device Manager, (Sound, Video and Game Controllers), Realtek(R) Audio, Driver Update, Browse Computer and Search for Driver Software, Select from a List of Available Drivers on my Computer, then changed it from Realtek High Definition Audio to High Definition Audio Device. These may not be the exact names as I'm translating this from a different language.
However, I now have a new problem. Now, most of the time when I change to a different audio medium (as in I'm watching youtube, then decide to listen to some music, or if I open a game page on steam and the trailer starts, or I start a game, etc.) it makes a fairly loud pop(?) noise. It sounds like a much louder version of the sound you might hear when plugging in your earphones when you've just started up your pc. For a better but less relatable example, it pretty much sounds exactly like the pop sound you might hear when plugging a guitar into an amplifier.
Since typing this I've noticed a strange behaviour. When trying to record the sound (I only have geforce experience to record) it makes the sound when I press the record button, but doesn't happen at all after that until I end the recording. Also, when it makes the sound when I press play on a video/sound file, it won't make that sound again until I stop playing it, then, after a few seconds, it will make this very quiet 'resetting' pop noise, and then if I start some kind of audio again it will immediately make that same loud popping noise. In other words it has a pattern for some reason.
If anyone knows anything please let me know, it's very annoying.
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However, I now have a new problem. Now, most of the time when I change to a different audio medium (as in I'm watching youtube, then decide to listen to some music, or if I open a game page on steam and the trailer starts, or I start a game, etc.) it makes a fairly loud pop(?) noise. It sounds like a much louder version of the sound you might hear when plugging in your earphones when you've just started up your pc. For a better but less relatable example, it pretty much sounds exactly like the pop sound you might hear when plugging a guitar into an amplifier.
Since typing this I've noticed a strange behaviour. When trying to record the sound (I only have geforce experience to record) it makes the sound when I press the record button, but doesn't happen at all after that until I end the recording. Also, when it makes the sound when I press play on a video/sound file, it won't make that sound again until I stop playing it, then, after a few seconds, it will make this very quiet 'resetting' pop noise, and then if I start some kind of audio again it will immediately make that same loud popping noise. In other words it has a pattern for some reason.
If anyone knows anything please let me know, it's very annoying.
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