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Computer will randomly start playing sounds, like voices talking from video

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My computer will randomly start playing sounds, like voices talking from video or music, but I have nothing playing. I closed all my windows but still the sound keeps coming. Any ideas on what it could be?  I have Kaspersky Internet Security 20.0.14.1085

Solved by Berny

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Running Windows 10 on HP desktop

@forge425 Welcome. Can you please check your running applications in the Windows Task Manager, an audio Service is consuming CPU …  Also, are you suspecting Kaspersky in this issue ?

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Hi -I did check running applications in my task manager and the only thing listed is the task manager.  I don’t think its Kaspersky itself, but am wondering if its somehow malware?  My DB’s are up to date.

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@forge425 Please run a full scan as follows :

> Settings > Additional > Threats and Exclusions settings > Type of detected objects
> Detect other software that can be used by criminals to damage your computer or personal data

If nothing gets detected , then your system is clean.

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ok, thanks - full scan run with “Detect other software that can be used by criminals to damage your computer or personal data” box checked (it was already checked by default BTW).

Full scan detected no threats - seems strange to get these sounds but may be Windows 10 related - it does weird things.  Thanks for your help!

The issue can be related to radiowaves. I have the issue looking similar - cables were capuring radiowaves and these sounds (like from radiostation\or like someone using radio set) were hear from speakers (even with turned off PC).

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