Sound corruption?

Hello all
I can't really find the right place for this question, and this seems the most appropriate.
I'm having trouble with the sound I get from my computer when editing in Premiere and Audition. Mostly it's fine, and plays out normally, but every now and then it becomes tinny and reverby?! Almost as if the file is corrupt, but then it will be OK when I do my quick fix. The way I've been fixing it for now is just to close down all programs and restart and that seems to work. I don't think this has ever occured with sound from RAM preview in AE but I barely use sound in RAM preview in AE. Has any one else had this problem?
Is it even Adobe software causing it?
Please help!
Thank you!

It uses on board sound via an optical cable to the speakers. Here are some details:
ADI® AD2000B 8 -Channel High Definition Audio CODEC
- Support Jack-Detection, Multi-Streaming, and Front Panel Jack-Retasking
- Coaxial / Optical S/PDIF out ports at back I/O
Motherboard- Asus - P6T DELUXE S1366 X5
Sorry for not being terribly helpful but I think the problem possibly DOES carry on over into other programs. It happen just a few minutes ago, I opened up VLC player to test and the problem didn't occur in VLC player, but then afterwards was gone in Premiere! Very strange..
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