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Everytime I turn on my PC I have music playing and I can only get rid of it by m

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:fou:  Darn it! I had this whole question written out and then after I registered and logged back in it disappeared OK here we go again:

HP Pavilion p6330f Windows 7 Home premium desktop PC

Realtek High Definition Audio Driver (internal monitor speakers) 6.0.1.6196

Avant 2011 version 27; Firefox 3.6.18; IE8; Opera 11.50; Chrome 12; Sleipnir 2.9.7 build 2907400

Problem happens on all browsers. I keep getting annoying and very unfamiliar background music that keeps playing even when I run a video or audio or click a link in an email or elsewhere.

Muting takes it away but it takes away all sounds too. Any idea how to seek out the program to blame and eliminate the source? I know there's got to be a real simple workaround but so far I have not found it. Please help me before I go baka over it.

Thanks a lot- JKMc/keimanzero SOA :ouch: 

i might guess it to be a virus or some type of auto run driver . many years ago , in the day of dial up , i had some virus that would at random times cause my modem to start playing classical music , restarting the computer would make it go away for a while. one my friends who knows more about computers got rid of it for me

keimanzero said:
:fou:  Darn it! I had this whole question written out and then after I registered and logged back in it disappeared OK here we go again:

HP Pavilion p6330f Windows 7 Home premium desktop PC

Realtek High Definition Audio Driver (internal monitor speakers) 6.0.1.6196

Avant 2011 version 27; Firefox 3.6.18; IE8; Opera 11.50; Chrome 12; Sleipnir 2.9.7 build 2907400

Problem happens on all browsers. I keep getting annoying and very unfamiliar background music that keeps playing even when I run a video or audio or click a link in an email or elsewhere.

Muting takes it away but it takes away all sounds too. Any idea how to seek out the program to blame and eliminate the source? I know there's got to be a real simple workaround but so far I have not found it. Please help me before I go baka over it.

Thanks a lot- JKMc/keimanzero SOA :ouch: 


Yeah but it's no virus. All the scans are clean. So I started eliminating programs one by one and finally found it was video game music and when I turned off the music the game still ran but w/o music. Should have thought of that sooner but thanks jb and have a nice day tomorrow- keimanzero SOA :) 
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