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Franz aRTiglio "contributed" in alt.os.windows-xp:

> t_p_paterson@hotmail.com wrote:
> 
> 
>> I'm running a Gateway Pentium M laptop with Conexant AMC Audio running
>> through internal speakers.  There is an annoying high pitch buzzing
>> that wavers and occasionally peaks quite loudly.  When I mute the
>> speakers, it disappears, so I assume it is generated upstream of the
>> speakers themselves.  I haven't been able to trace the source and
>> would love a fix, as I don't want to be permanently mute - I use
>> skype and need to hear it ringing.
> 
> Open the machine (be carefull about warranty labels), find your
> CD/DVD reader/burner, check if out of the standard flat (usually
> is grey) cable and the power cable (red, 2 black, yellow)
> http://www.pcnineoneone.com/howto/images/cdts1.jpg
> 
> there is another cable (usually is thin and gray).
> this one:
> http://www.cables4computer.com/Images/large/CDR-2300-24.jpg
> 
> 
> If you find this cable, remove it: XP does NOT use the "standard
> audio out" to play CDs, instead it uses directly the "data stream"
> digital mode; so this cable is useless and usually it picks the noises
> from the HD heads and other electrical noises on not-so-high-quality
> audio chips.
> 
> Hope this helps...
> 
> 
> 

That obviously wouldn't help, you useless dumb cunt. 
From the OP: "a Gateway Pentium M laptop".

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