Windows 10: Buzzing Sound Laptop Speaker

Hi, I have this very low buzzing sound coming from my laptop speaker. I tried many things, and they work at certain point. Microphone Properties-listen to this device box on. this is the only way it stops making this buzzing sound. But if I mute my speaker it starts again. Laptop: Asus ZenBook UM3505 15 OLED. I tried to instal the high definition audio device driver, but it doesn't work and my audio system stop working completely. I did a clean installation of win 11 from usb, it's maybe a corrupted file of window.I already tried DIms and scf. My laptop is new so I have 2 weeks to return,

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dead GPU and speaker buzz

It is not likely the speaker damaged other hardware but the buzz does suggest a grounding problem somewhere. If you unplug the 3.5mm plug from the computer's sound output jack, does the buzz go away? If so, then I suspect the speaker's electronics and the computer are not at the same common ground potential. This could be due to a damaged audio cable or damaged power cable for the speaker, or something internal to the speaker's electronics.

If the sound remains when you unplug the speakers from the computer, then clearly there's an issue in the speakers.

If you plug in a set of headphones to the computer, do you hear the buzz? If so, then you have a problem with the computer's audio.

 

random buzzing sound from speakers

My windows 10 HP Envy laptop started making this random crackling, buzzing sound that slowly gets worse over time. according to the device manager, the speakers are Realtek(R) Audio. The noise only stops for good if I put the volume to 0. It still makes
the noise if I just hit mute without lowering the volume to 0. When I uninstalled every device that produces sound on the laptop, It doesn't fix it. When I went to control panel, under sound and selected the speaker to check it's properties and then unticked
audio enhancements, the speakers still makes the noise.

What do I do?

 

dead GPU and speaker buzz

The buzz never goes away *Smile It's surely related to the speaker's components as its way old and its present even if the speaker is turned off (inner psu or power-transformer or whatever the hell I call it produces this sound). I'm sure because it's the same with every socket, every circumstances. Also other speakers or earphones dont do any buzz under the same circumstances with the PC.
If I connect the speaker to any socket it instantly has this "discrete buzz".

I dont care about the speakers I'm just worried if this old piece of crap and its constant tumblerswitching (on-off) did some power unstability which was hamrful maybe.
Thanks for the reply!