Windows 10: Static noise in external speakers connected to headphone jack.

I purchased a new computer with Windows 10, version 1803 installed. When I connected my external speakers to the headphone jack, I get a constant static noise in my speakers. I notice that it starts about 5 seconds after I power up the computer during the boot up. It continues all while the computer is running. I tried updating the drivers for Sound card (Realtec) and for the Audio input, and the results both say the latest drivers are installed. This is very annoying as I like to listen to music through my computer while working. When I plug in and run the same setup on my old Windows 7 computer, I do not have any issues. So, I am certain that it is not my speakers or surge protector. It clearly seems to be within Windows 10. I have also read posts about adjusting the enhancements setting, but that tab does not exist when searching for it in the sound menu.

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static noise using headphone jack on my PC

i seem to have loud like static noise when using audio speakers plugged into headphone jack on my PC. have had computer 2 yrs. didnt have problem at first when got comp. have tried another set speakers and get same noise, what can i do to fix this?

 

Static in Headphone Jack on PC

Hello,

Recently, the headphone jack on my Dell Inspiron 17 5000 laptop has produced static sounds whenever I plugged anything in. It produces a mildly sharp snapping sound when using anything I tested in the jack; using speakers is fine because i cannot hear it,
but using headphones or earphones is compromised because the sound is right next to your ear. It goes away after sound has not been used for a while on the PC and it is the same volume despite the PC volume except when it is muted, when it lowers in volume
or goes away. Anything not going though the headphone jack, such as the laptop's built-in speakers, appear to be working fine, with no static. The issue has existed for about a month; I've had the PC for about
1 and 1/2 yrs.

In advance, thank you for any help.

 

Dualshock 4 speaker making horrible static/buzzing noise when connected via bluetooth

I've been using my dualshock 4 controller to play some games via micro usb with no problems. I decided that I'd rather play with bluetooth connection instead due to wires tethering me to my computer. I bought a bluetooth 4.0 dongle and managed to connect
it with no troubles. My computer detects it and I am able to use it to play games as if it were still connected via usb.

The problem I am facing now is that there is a horrible static/buzzing noise coming from the controller's built in speaker that fluctuates when using it. All of the forums and such that I have seen suggest turning the controller volume down, however no such
option is available on pc. There is no static noise when connected by usb.

The strange part is that sometimes when I click down the L3 button (left analogue stick) the buzzing will stop. It will either continue when I let go, or stop briefly and then continue once I start using it again. It also stops when I plug my headphones
into the headphone jack on the bottom of the controller.

I have tried using the built in reset button on the controller, restarting my pc, using the suggested program 'DS4' as well as not using it, and uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers for the controller.

The controller works fine when connected, but how do I stop the buzzing noise as it is awful to listen to.