Microphone and stereo are making high pitched noise

hp support assistant unable to pitch down the microphone and stereo it is a high pitched noise i have a laptop compaq hp
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i have had this problem and while i really do not know what causes the problem(with me anyway),i found that turning the mic boost off cures the problem,just right click on your speaker icon,select recording devices,double click the microphone,select levels tab and turn off the boost,i apologize if this has already been done!

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Here is an article I would recommend taking a look at. Try all of the steps in this article and if you are still experiencing the issue, see step 9.
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