Terrible noise Audigy

Several hours ago everything was perfect...now when I try to start programs like ICQ or SKype i get a terrible distorted sound,which disappear after reinstalling the drivers for SB Audigy SE, until of course again launch the programs mentioned above! Please tell me how to fix this appaling problem!

To show my actual noise level problems here is a little clip of noise that my current soundcard makes at about 50% inputs\outputs levels: http://s43.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2WXYE20NNRPTO2DHNHCI9ZAP9V
I would somehow need to eradicate as much noise as possible...

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