I would exclude hardware issues since when continuous sounds are played (such viewing a video) the issue is absent.Īlso, it is not related to having DC power suppy plugged or not.

Editing values in Windows Registry to disable energy-saving mode for Realtek chip (seen this solution on a forum where user stated this worked for the same problem, but not for me).Changing audio frequency from Windows settings (44100- 48000 Hz, 16-24 bit).Changing the oem driver with the default Windows driver from device management.Searching Windows Update and optional updated (found a bios update and a motherboard fw update, installed both but issue is still present).What I have tried based on solutions available online: I already searched google and I found that's not a rare problem connected with Realtek drivers on some hardware (Dell XPS, Asus Rog, etc.). Also I have a very sensitive hearing so that's pretty annoying. I point out that the white noise and pop are barely noticeable, I can hear them only if surrounding area is completely quiet - still, it's present and I'm quite exigent with a laptop of this level.

When another sound is played, the story restarts. Since the first boot up, I noticed every time a sound is played, the speakers keep doing a light but perceptible white noise for about 5-10 seconds, then a 'pop' is emitted and the noise stops. Last week I bought a new Asus laptop (AMD Ryzen 9, Windows 11).Įverything is working fine except a little but tedious problem about audio.

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