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To get rid of the buzzing sound just go to walmart and in the car stereo section buy the $10 rca ground loop isolator, this is the best way to get rid of amp noise
I had this problem a few months ago, make sure the small wheel on the side is set on A. (if you look closly at the wheel there are very small and hard to see letters on there.) this should get rid of the buzzing.
Find a pair of headphones and plug them into the laptop and see if the buzzing continues in the headphones. If it does, it's a driver problem. Uninstall Audacity (which I don't think works too well with Vista, unless they've released a new version) to see if the problem goes away. If the buzzing is only occuring on your laptop speakers, but not in the headphones, then you may have blown them by using the wrong impedance out of your amp...
I rather suspect it's an audio driver problem. What happens when you remove Audacity?
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