Windows 10: My computer freezes and there is a buzzing sound coming out of my speakers

Hello!My computer randomly freezes with a buzzing sound from the speakers. The only thing I can do is force shut off the computer. It only happens when I'm playing a game Rdr2 and the problem makes it very hard to play. It sometimes happens 10 minutes after playing the game and sometimes after 1 or 2 hours, but it happens almost always. The crash does not appear in the event viewer.I've already tried cleaning my RAM sticks, I checked the CPU temperature and it's not overheating, I updated all my drivers, ran a Windows error check, updated my BIOS, and reinstalled the game.Here is the system

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i have a buzzing sound coming out of my speakers

have a buzzing sound coming out of my speakers

 

Computer freezes with buzzing sound on freshly installed Win 10 2004.

Razer BlackWidow Ultimate is listed 3 times in Device Manager:




Driver details
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Keyboards:



Mice and other pointing devices:



Human Interface Devices (rzendpt.sys):



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Is it normal that I can see it 3 times? Both drivers under Keyboards and Mice and other pointing devices seems to be delivered by Microsoft. The last one is delivered by Razer.

Razer's FAQ suggests that Razer devices should be listed under Human Interface Devices:



which makes me think that Windows could've installed those other drivers before I've installed Razer Synapse.

rzudd.sys is called "Razer Mouse Driver" for some reason:




I'm using Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro USB sound card for my audio device. On-Board audio is off in the bios atm.




I've installed both "Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro Software" (19th November 2019) which includes:



& "Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro Drivers" (14th September 2020) after Windows installation.

What is the best way to uninstall the Creative drivers? Is it enough to uninstall all of those Creative related things through Programs & Features?




Few days ago while uninstalling Nvidia drivers with DDU I saw that there is an option to uninstall Creative drivers as well. Is it safe to use?

 

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.