as I move to desktop 2-3-4 my monitors makes a high pitch noise

[cem]

Okay so, I don't even know how to make sense of this but.....

I have three monitors. When I am in main desktop; no: 1, there is no problem but as soon as I move to any other desktop, (2-3-4) my monitors makes a high pitch noise and a moment later it goes away... BUT.. (a big but), when ever I hover over a monitor it makes that noise again and again it fades away... Each time I hover over a monitor the high pitch noise appears and fades away, except on my Desktop 1...
I might have missed it out but I didn't see anything in the forum, similar to this issue... Which is discouraging..

Otherwise it's a bless, this software is... Thank you... Seriously... Why didn't I discovered this before... And if I can make the noise go, it's heaven... or second close...

Win 8.1 Pro 64
Acer, Phillips and LG

Thank you

[cem]

I'm sorry CORRECTION

When I say "as I move" I meant "THE MOUSE"

As I move the mouse over each monitor it makes the noise and then fades away... This happens only when I am in virtual desktops ; 2, 3, and 4...

[cem]

wowsers! this is such a thriving forum!

[Sebastian]

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this is a hardware issue. Might be your monitors' capacitors resonating in particular cases (e.g. empty desktops with less windows than usual), causing a whining noise.

[cem]

Cheers for that.. I was feeling' mighty lonesome...

"monitors' capacitors resonating in particular cases (e.g. empty desktops with less windows than usual"

This is exactly what it is...
Like a whiny little electrical bug and it's so annoying that you wanna beat the crap out of and kill it! Bam!

So is there anything I can do to make that dream come true or experiment towards??

thank you Sebastian

[Sebastian]

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So is there anything I can do to make that dream come true or experiment towards??

change the brightness of your monitor a little?

[cem]

Thank you.. Sorry I forgot to check back...

Well I am using High Contrast (8.1) by the way... With three monitors you need to dim the sun down!)

I will try to experiment with brightness, thanks again...