Windows 10: Loud buzzing in right ear

I have been having this problem for almost a year now with my computer.Any time I plug in my headset it has a loud buzzing sound in the right side and horrible echo.I can't change anything in settings to help disabling it or uninstalling it doesn't help nothing in sound settings or properties will help. It even does the noise in I'm in the BIOS.My speaker doesn't buzz like my headset does but it doesn't have any noise come out of one side any any time, sometimes it switches the side that playing when I turn the speaker itself on or off rarely It will buzz it's only done it like 3 times I can t

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Windows 10 freezing with loud buzzing sound

i'm having a lot of problems on my Windows 10 machine and to be honest i'm giving up on it, it used to run games well but now it crashes with a loud buzzing sound even in games that it used to run flawlessly, any help will be appreciated since no one i know has wanted or cared to help me, i've tried updating drivers, windows memory check, updating motherboard drivers, checking drive health and none proved effective, even clean installs of windows won't help, what do i do?
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Loud buzzing sound with audio

Hi,

I just restored my PC to factory settings, and at first everything was fine. But shortly after (maybe half an hour or something), I started getting really loud buzzing on a lot of audio. It's practically ear-bleeding, if I watch a video on Twitter it's super
loud, I can barely make out what anybody's saying. It also comes up on Cortana and a game I just tested, but I don't hear it with everything - I haven't gotten it on YouTube at all so far.

I updated the driver, problem still persisted. Then I deleted the driver, restarted, and it's still there. I'm pretty stumped.

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: The audio is now fine after a restart, for twenty seconds or so. Then it comes back.

 

Windows 10 freezing with loud buzzing sound

I would say that the loud buzzing sound can be from a CPU or GPU over temperature alarm. Then to protect the device it shuts down.
- Is your computer overclocked?
- Do you have a hardware monitor?

My suggestion is to download, extract (mine is extracted to C:\Program Files (x86)\HardwareMonitor) and run OpenHardwareMonitor. (It's a portable, doesn't need to install)
Under options you can set to run on startup. It shows the current, min and Max values.