My screen is making a noise. Solved

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Hello, I have an HP vs19e monitor that makes a noise when it's on, and I would like to know if anyone knows why?

garfy · Accepted Answer

your screen has a built-in speaker,
whether manually (on the front of the monitor, not with the Windows software) or by remote control, turn its volume to zero.
its internal volume must have been increased, this can be done with the remote control of the TV if your monitor is of the same brand.
you may have directed this remote control poorly
and of course, you couldn't know if you have a pair of speakers for your PC connected to your sound card.

this is a possible case, as it happened to me (Samsung monitor, Samsung TV in the same room...)

otherwise: sound card option mute or lower microphone/webcam inputs for example..

Anonymous user · Answer

Uh, that's a pretty weird hardware problem... Bring it back to the store...

Anonymous user · Answer

The screen has nothing to do with...

Anonymous user · Answer

Hi has it always done that? Does it make a whistling sound?

Anonymous user · Answer

Uh, does it really bother you?

Anonymous user · Answer

No, it's not normal, but you'll worry when your graphics card implodes and creates a slight cloud of smoke.

Just kidding, no, it's not normal, but well... If it doesn't bother you too much since your PC is already 4 years old...

Anonymous user · Answer

Did you try to make your screen brighter or darker? I've seen something like this in O/C (it's not the same, but it's electronics)

it's a copy-paste from a response
it's common and inherent to the electronics of printed circuits, not to be blamed on any particular brand, it's capacitors resonating with the flow of electric current, when you change the voltages, the resonance ranges are modified, which is also the case when you switch to load, it’s absolutely not a sign of weakness in the electronics, just annoying if you're close to the tower

seen here-->https://forum.hardware.fr/hfr/Hardware/carte-mere/unique-gd65-gd80-sujet_857164_2.htm

era@tik · Answer

If you have a USB device that you recently disconnected while the PC was off and reconnected later, disconnect it via the taskbar and then restart. Let us know if the monitor is still making noise when opening multiple browser windows or other programs.

Anonymous user · Answer

The screen has its own power source, I don't think it can come from the new motherboard, but as you said it's getting too technical! I'm giving up :) See you!

Anonymous user · Answer

hi do you have the possibility to open it to see if there is no scholarship inside?

My screen is making a noise.

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