Then, tap on the Sound, video, and game controllers option twice (double-click) to expand the menu. Under the list of WinX Menu, you need to tap on the Device Manager option. 
With this, you will be able to open the WinX Menu. Access the Start Menu interface and right-click on that. Reboot your computer and when the reboot process completes, the computer will detect and reinstall your audio device.Īfter this, you will probably get rid of the agitating and loud buzzing noises of your computer’s audio device. Confirm the act to completely uninstall your PC’s audio device. Then, you need to right-click on your audio device ( Realtek High Definition Audio, for example) and then tap on Uninstall. 
From the Device Manager options list, you need to double-click on the Sound, video and game controllers division to enlarge it. In the list of WinX Menu, tap on Device Manager. 
Right-click on the option saying Start Menu to access the WinX Menu. The following are the steps that you need to follow for the uninstalling procedure. With this, the computer will auto-detect your audio device, and then it will reinstall as soon as you reboot your PC. You do not need to panic while uninstalling your audio device as it will not be permanent. If updating the procedure did not work for your good, then you can try uninstalling your audio device from PC. Permit your computer to look for the latest version of your audio driver on the internet and, if there is availability, install it. Tap on Search automatically for an updated driver software interface. Go to the Driver and then press Update Driver option. Then, double-click on the audio device that you own ( Realtek High Definition Audio, for example). Now, tap on the Device Manager where you need to double-click on the Sound, video and game controllers for expansion of section. Go to the Start Menu button and right-click on that and then WinX Menu will open. Please click " Accepted as Solution" on the post that solves your issue to help others find the solution. Follow the on-screen instructions to update the drivers. Select Search automatically for updated driver software. Expand the Sound, audio - right-click on IDT audio driver, and select Update Driver Software. Select the Start button, type Device Manager, and select it from the list of results. If the issue persists, I would recommend updating the IDT audio drivers as suggested below: Click to download and then run the Audio troubleshooter. It might be able to fix audio problems automatically. 
Let's first try the audio troubleshooter. Appreciate all the troubleshooting steps you have done! Great job I understand that you are getting a buzzing noise while closing the applications on your HP Envy notebook. It is a great location to get help from the community, get suggestions and find what has worked for others! Thank you for becoming an HP Forum member.
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