Question about Creative Labs PlayWorks PS2000 Digital Computer Speakers

Noise like a crrrrr... eaven when the volume is at the lowest point

Hi, My speakers does a noise like craking... It's like when you have some noise when you turn up or down the volume from a speaker and you have dust over the button! You know that crrrr crrr ? lol But on those speakers you dont have anny button and this noise is not stoppind eaven if i bring the volume down with my remote control. The noise stay at the same volume eaven if i put the volum up or down. When i press mute i dont ear annything. At least... But it's not really practical... Can someone help me with this? Is it possible that it could be the wires? Thanks alot for your answer! NatLee :-)

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This is feed back from a component in the computer or one of the external devices. Try progressively unplugging all peripherals one by one. Came back if nothing reveals it self

Posted on Jun 26, 2007

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Try and unplug the speaker system from the pc does the noise still carry on ???? if yes the sound amplifer in the speakers is at fault if the noise stops then the sound card in the PC is at fault

Posted on Jun 27, 2007

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