When burning cd makes a high pitch sound

When burning a cd or dvd  it starts to make a high pitched winning sound

Hello sirelosealot
It is nice to hear your opinion but I think it is not so objective. I have the same notebook model since 8 months and my AC adapter does not produce high pitched sound. It runs as expected. For me it sounds like defective AC adapter and I hope you will get one for free (warranty).
If Toshiba sell thousands of Satellite A210 can you imagine they do such mistake? I do not believe this? Every company has quality control and such mistakes are extremely rare and maybe it can happen by individual products.
I really do not understand that ASP can say something like this. Strange people!

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