Windows 10: Static Sound Due to GPU Interference

I've recently purchased a HP Envy with 780M Graphics and I've been getting a constant static background whenever I use my headphones. It usually stops if I'm not running any sounds or more specifically if I close any major running apps. It's a common issue, however I have not seen much mentions about it being caused by GPU interference. I've tried reinstalling the Realtek drivers, updating AMD drivers, updating Windows 11 and also changing the Power PCI's settings and the headphone's configurations, such as the bit rate which in my case is not possible or the hardware acceleration. I've foun

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Static sound

Hi Vijay,

Thanks for you help but I have tried all of the steps and none of them helped me I still have static sound.

 

could a network card interfere with sound card?

cool thanks, i switched the network card and the sound card places so if nothing good happens still Ill go to the forum

 

Windows 10 no sound, just static

This computer came pre-loaded with Windows 10, I have owned it for two months, with no sound problems. This morning (unknown if there was a Windows update last night) the sound does not work. There is no partial sound when attempting to play music. There is only a constant (with or without playing music) low-level static.

I have done all the usual steps with drivers, updating, uninstalling, deleting, reinstalling. No change.

Originally in device manager, under Sound there was listed (I forget the exact wording):
Intel
Realtek
NVidea

After uninstalling and rebooting there is only:
High Definition Audio Device (assume this is the default)

On the Asus support website where are only Realtek audio drivers. I downloaded and installed those. So now device manager, under sound, shows:
High Definition Audio Device
Realtek High Definition Audio

No matter what I do, same result, just low-level static, no sound or music of any kind.

Any ideas anyone?

Asus U534UX laptop, Windows 10 Home 64 bit, Intel Core i7-6500U 2.50GHz, Nvidia GeForce GTX 950M, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, 2 TB Mechanical.