Speaker Feedback on shutdown

Hello,
Got a strange one just bought a K7N2 Delta L. Not using the onboard sound and it is disabled I have a Creative Live Platium Card and Live drive. And everytime I switch off the computer just after the shutdown tune I get massive speaker feedback. Anyone else had this problem and got a solution?
System Specs
MSI K7N2 Delta L
512MB Crucial Ram
Crucial 9700 Pro Catalyst 3.7
Sound Blaster Live Plat.
2500 XP
Windows XP SP1 ;(

Hi Maul_UK,
I assume that you are talking about a high pitched whine from the speakers attached to your sound card. This suggests that you have an input device such as a microphone also attached to your card.
If this is the case, then you should lower the microphone volume in Windows > Control Panel > Sounds and Audio devices (or your sound card's preferences). Keep turning it down until the whining desists.
Feedback is usually caused by either your microphone being too near your speakers or the microphone's input volume being too high, this causes a negative feedback "loop" between microphone and speakers. Moving your microphone further away from your speakers (or vice versa), or turning down microphone volume should fix it.
Axel :D

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