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Beyonce reports that updating all drivers did not resolve a persistent pitter-patter sound replacing normal audio. Neemobeer suggests testing the hardware by booting into a live Ubuntu environment to determine if the issue persists outside of Windows, implying it could be hardware-related if the sound continues. The overall discussion centers on troubleshooting an audio issue, with the primary focus on differentiating between software and hardware causes.
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I've updated all drivers but nothings changed its still an annoying pitter patter sound in place of regular audio.

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I would download an Ubuntu ISO and burn it to a disc or usb and boot into the live environment. If you still hear the sound then I would say it's a hardware problem.
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I would download an Ubuntu ISO and burn it to a disc or usb and boot into the live environment. If you still hear the sound then I would say it's a hardware problem.
 
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