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April 14, Keep in touch and stay productive with Teams and Officeeven when you're working remotely. This way, I'll get notified and respond back to you as soon as I can. If you have additional questions or concerns, or if the issue persists after the troubleshooting steps above, please let me know by replying to this thread. Download and run it to start the troubleshooting.

Once there, click the Find and fix problems playing sounds hyperlink.

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You can also download and run our easy fix solutions from this link: How to use Microsoft easy fix solutions. Once there, click the drop-down menu and select a situation that applies to you. You can visit this link: Fix sound problems and follow the steps provided. Try the other device if it does the same. Test your speaker or any sound output devices by replacing them.

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Update your operating system to the latest version including the cumulative updates.

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Perform a full system scan by using Windows Defender. You can visit this link: Use the System File Checker tool to repair missing or corrupted system files to know how to run this tool.

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If the latest drivers are not available, you can also contact them directly through their support hotline.

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Important: The first thing to do is to install your device manually, you need to visit the website of the device manufacturer Realtek Audio or Dell to download the latest drivers and install it. When a component of an operating system that involve audio devices has been missing or corrupted, your audio output will function in an unusual behavior. It happens that there's a corrupted file inside one of your system folders that is related to your sound drivers that causes the sound output inconsistent or not working at all. You can help protect yourself from scammers by verifying that the contact is a Microsoft Agent or Microsoft Employee and that the phone number is an official Microsoft global customer service number. Learn how to collaborate with Office Tech support scams are an industry-wide issue where scammers trick you into paying for unnecessary technical support services. I don't know if this is a universal MSI B550M issue or if it was specific to me using Ballistix 3600 RAM, but since Micron RAM is very common I think it better for MSI to fix their BIOS.Keep in touch and stay productive with Teams and Officeeven when you're working remotely. Turns out the culprit was the XMP-1 & XMP-2 quick-buttons on the BIOS main page. The issue worsened into system hang/freeze and random reboots. Unless anyone here has an idea I haven't thought of yet I'm leaning towards RMA. I've opened a ticket but other than the automated 'We received but do-not-reply' response I've yet to hear anything back from MSI. I'm going totally nuts trying to figure this out and the audio Pops and Crackle just seems to be getting worse by the day.

In a last desperate attempt I've swapped the PSU (1yr/850W to 5Yr/1000W) and yes, I have the SATA & PCI-E cables in the correct sockets, no daisy-chaining.

I then wiped the M.2 nvme drive and re-installed Windows 10 from scratch, but again the audio pops were still there before I even loaded any drivers or apps - and of course the audio pops stayed as I started reloading all my drivers and applications.

Task Manager and HDWUI shows all CPU cores/threads running at low % with few background activity to bog them down.

Just the usual minor interrupts you'd expect to see, and no hard page faults.

Latency Monitor shows a clean running system.

I then noticed the 'Pops' getting worse as days went by. I've spend many days sorting through online searches on the topic and looking through YT videos, but I've exhausted all tips I could find.

Randomly disabling and re-enabling, as well as uninstalling/wiping audio drivers, and disabling the Nvidea audio drivers.

Swapped graphics card with the other PC (GTX750ti), made sure the right Nvidea drivers were installed.

Unplugging and replugging all cables, reseating the RAM modules, swapping modules around.

Unplugging power for the Cooler Master RGB lighting.

Disabling and/or deleting any StartUp/Background apps I don't need to have running.

Made sure no enhancements or effects were enabled.

Lowering rate sampling to lowest 'CD' quality.Lowering outputs on all settings to 50%-70% range.Swapping headphones (wired-front Jack) and switching to different speakers (Rear Jack), These all work fine on another PC in the house.Verifying latest BIOS, Audio drivers, chipset drivers, Nvidea drivers, etc.Ryz5600X, Cooler Master ML240L v2, B550M Mortar, 2x16GB Ballistix 3600 (yes, in the correct slots), ASUS GTX1070, M.2 nvme ssd 1TB. Right from the start I noticed light 'Snap-Crackle-Pops' in the audio, and it's been getting worse. I bought the B550M early in November and then had to wait another 2 months to get my Ryx5600X.