Windows 10: USB speaker audio cuts out for several seconds when I open a new program

I got new speakers that both transmit audio and receive power through a USB C connection. They also have Bluetooth functionality, but that is not how I have them connected to the computer. Any time I open a new program, the audio will cut out for about 10 seconds, then resume. This is especially annoying when I am in a work meeting and I can't hear the discussion for 10 seconds at a time. The speaker model is the Creative Audio Pebble V3, if that helps. As far as I know, the drivers are fully up to date, and I don't have a pending windows update.

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USB Audio Cut

I no longer hear audio through my headset, on my top USB, the audio comes from my speakers. This also cuts the volume in half, I have to plug the headset into the middle USB to restore the volume. Anybody know what might be causing this strange phenomenon?

 

No audio from from "USB-in" to laptop speakers

The objective is to get audio from HF radio wefax reception, to fax program running on laptop, with sound coming from its speakers.

My setup:

Windows 7 pro on Lenovo T410 laptop

Mono Audio cable from radio to "Audio to USB" adapter

This adapter is plugged into a powered 6 USB Hub

The "Hub-out" plugs into a "USB to USB" isolator (Cuts down on a lot of noise)

The isolator out plugs into a "USB-in" of the laptop

The Fax program receives the signal fine, but I need to turn down the radio volume, so that is hardly audible( for distortion (over modulation) reasons)..

So IF I could get the signal coming from the speakers, than I can turn up the volume on the laptop.

In"playback devices" Laptop speakers as default are default

There are no problems in Device manager All OK

Can someone suggest a solution Please?

 

Sound cuts out on Right speaker


Relevant info first:
Windows 10 Home Anniversary Edition 1607
Realtek High Definition Audio Driver 6.0.1.7541.
Logitech LS21 active speakers

For whatever reason, even during playback, the sound will cut out in the right speaker. Unplugging and plugging it back in solves the problem for a little while (1hr/2hr?).
What I've tried so far.

1. Chose a different output port. Problem continues
2. Used Bluetooth headset. Problem not present.
3. Used USB Playstation 2 sound adapter. Problem partially continues. The sound in the Right speaker is very low, but not mute as in the usual case.
4. Reinstalled Realtek driver. No change. Installed x64 driver. No change
5. Tried to find different USB sound driver. Logitech did not have one for the 97078
6. Sound is consistent and fine on HDMI TV. The sound connection is going through the HDMI port on the Geforce GTX 660

So I don't know what the deal is. I'm thinking it might be the Gigabyte motherboard (GIGABYTE H81M-D2V) but it could be system as well. I'm also tempted to hook up a radio or phone to the speakers to see if the Right speaker cuts out there as well.