Windows 10: Audio cracking and static noises with external speakers when no audio playing for some time...

Hello.I am using a brand new MSI Stealth 16 AI Studio with Windows 11.I turned on the Laptop for the first time.Installed all the Windows updates offered.I connected my External Speakers to the Laptop via the Speaker Connector.The External Speakers are detected as Headphones in the Sound Settings:https://pasteboard.co/rgImdNJu5sCb.pngWhen I play any Audio on my PC - YouTube, or MP3, or MP4 - the Audio isn't clear and has some cracking to it. The quality is poor compared to my Linux machine. When I pause the Audio for a while - the external Speaker starts making static and cracking noise and it

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Static Noises for Audio

Just tried it, I only saw the option for Communications Headphones instead of Speakers. But it still didn't work :c

 

Static noises from audio on windows 10. Also headphones get confused for speakers.

My audio is making horrible static noises. I have tried reinstalling realtek hd audio drivers both manually and from the device manager, doesen't work. I have tried running the trobuleshooter and turning of audio enhancements, that didnt work either.

Switching to generic high definition audio fixes it most of the time, but not always, sometimes it still shows up.

Also the headphones and speakers are switched, if I plug in headphones they are not available as an audio option, however when they are not plugged in they are listed there. If using realtek, it will
rapidly switch beetween headphones and speakers, unless headphones are plugged in (in which case they are reacted to as speakers).

This
started to happen just a few days ago, it worked fine for a long time. I think this was due to an update, however it seems to stop working at random (for example yesterday reatek worked fine, but then it
completely randomly started making lound static in the middle of a video.

 

Static noises keep on returning after turning audio enhancements on and off

Recently there have been static noises whenever audio is played after hours of laptop usage, the solution I found was that turning the audio enhancements off caused the static noises to disappear. But the static noises keep on returning after another few hours which causes me to turn the audio enhancements on and/or off whenever the static noise returns. Is there a solution to permanently removing this noise without having to consistently turn the audio enhancements on and off?