Sounds from computer when nothing is running

cpike · 04-12-2009, 12:07 PM

So the past week or so, my computer's both started to have voices coming from the speakers. Either some kind of music, or it would be a news program. It always happens when noone is on the computer. I checked my task manager and saw that no applications were running but when i looked in the processes, internet explorer was running. Id then end the process and the news/music would stop.

I have run scans on my computer and it has found nothing. Im running Vista Ultimate 64 bit, and just recently updated to IE8 yesturday to see if it would fix the problem but it hasn't.

Any idea's?

~~samanderson~~ · 04-16-2009, 03:39 AM

Solution: 1: Create restore point and take registry backup.
2: Delete all temp files.
3: Delete all unwanted software's and security software's from add/remove program.
4: Disable all unwanted services from startup and then remove from registry.
5: Reset internet explorer and then register all .dll files.
6: Scan with spyware removal and trojon removal.
7: Check windows update if found and then download and install.
8: Restart the computer.

04-12-2009, 12:07 PM	#1 (permalink)
cpike Registered User Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 1 OS: Windows Vista Ultimate 64	Sounds from computer when nothing is running So the past week or so, my computer's both started to have voices coming from the speakers. Either some kind of music, or it would be a news program. It always happens when noone is on the computer. I checked my task manager and saw that no applications were running but when i looked in the processes, internet explorer was running. Id then end the process and the news/music would stop. I have run scans on my computer and it has found nothing. Im running Vista Ultimate 64 bit, and just recently updated to IE8 yesturday to see if it would fix the problem but it hasn't. Any idea's?

04-16-2009, 03:39 AM	#2 (permalink)
~~samanderson~~ Troubled Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 103 OS: xp	Re: Sounds from computer when nothing is running Solution: 1: Create restore point and take registry backup. 2: Delete all temp files. 3: Delete all unwanted software's and security software's from add/remove program. 4: Disable all unwanted services from startup and then remove from registry. 5: Reset internet explorer and then register all .dll files. 6: Scan with spyware removal and trojon removal. 7: Check windows update if found and then download and install. 8: Restart the computer.