Sound randomly comes out speakers when using earphones and wierd ZZZZZT sound

For some wierd reasonm, sound sometimes comes out my speakers when I have my earphones in for like a split second. Also sometimes this wierd ZZZZZT sound comes out when listening to music and scares the living crap outa me.Help please?

I don't get the weird sound (yet), but the sound will randomly stop coming through the headphones and play through the speakers. This is incredibly frustrating, as I just bought this laptop this month and recieved it yesterday.
Please, someone help us fix this.

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