SB Audigy 2 ZS, Sound fades into a crackle then hiss and squea

Okay I have been unable to find anything on these forums about my problem. So I am posting to see if anyone has had a similiar expereince. I will list my specs to refer to.
My system is as follows:
AMD 64 3700+ 2.2GHz@ 2.6GHz
ASUS AN8-E nForce4 Mobo
Gb DualChanel KingstonVR (2x52)
SB Audigy 2 ZS ----> latest Driver's
PowerColor X900XT 52MB
Okay my problem is I am playing games usally HL2 and now Oblivion and It will play perfectly fine for a time and either one Freeze with a sound squeal requring reboot. Or the sound will decrese to crackling and then to High Pitched squeals and hiss's, which make me rebbot and all's fine agian.
It dosn't happen listening to MP3's orw while just browsing. Only in games. Any help would be appreciated.
Chris

George,
Try uninstalling all your Norton applications and follow by cleansweep your sound card software/driver. The steps to cleansweep your sound card can be found with this Knowledgebase article SID72. After you have done both, install the sound card driver/application first using the installation CD. Ensure that the sound card is function fine. After which, install your Norton software.
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