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Default speaker noise

I've posted this to other newsgroups but no one seems to have an
answer. Hopefully someone here knows what's going on.


Hello, I've had a problem with my Creative Inspire speakers. They're
2400 I think. If I move the remote a litte bit or the wires for the
power supply I get this (extremely) loud buzzing sound which had never
really happened before except for an instant occasionally when I was
plugging it in. This happens even if the volume is turned all the way
down. The only way to stop it has been to leave the remote on the floor
upside down. If it gets jarred even slightly it blasts its noise and I
have to tap it again to get rid of it. One of the remote's wires
connects to the sound card on my comp the other connects to the
subwoofer. I can't disconnect the remote without disconnect the
speakers from the card. Moving its wires around also seems to affect
the sound on my left speaker if that helps. I've tried unplugging and
plugging in all the connections again. Any solution? Thanks...

 
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