OT: Windows related question

[Zscoundrel]

It could be a problem with the mother board.  Boot linux from a CD or 
floppy and run it for a while.  You could even boot it with a blank 
floppy and let the machine just sit at the prompt with no OS loaded for 
a couple of days to see if it is hardware related.  Try reorienting the 
electronic stuff on the desk.  Perhaps something is radiating a signal 
that is swamping the preamp for the speaker.  My cell phone does bad 
things to the speaker and monitor if I lay it on the same desk.

Jonathan Hutchins wrote:

>On Monday 24 November 2003 10:39 am, Brian Densmore wrote:
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>>Sorry to post this, but I have a PC I built for a friend,
>>that is now behaving badly. After a while of using the
>>PC the speaker begins to whine and the only fix is to shut
>>it off. I am certain it has something to do with some
>>buggy software they installed, but do not know where to
>>begin to look to fix it. Anyone ever seen this before?
>>I know it didn't do this with what I installed because I
>>burned it in for 48 hours and several reboots.
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