[SOLVED] Music get noisy when hdd gone turn off

[soourav]

I have ssd(250gb) and 1 hdd (1tb). Win 10 (1909) and other some applications are on ssd and games are on hdd. While I'm using chrome(installed on ssd) like playing music it's fine but when hdd gone off(i set 10 min after off in ideal condition) then get some noise in music but when i trun on hdd(by accessing some hdd file) The noise gone. What's the problem?
the noise is little like a fm radio get low signal (very little)
i use headphone. it's noise form hdphn but i connect home theater too, same problem. its occur when hdd gone off but ssd running .
I'm using i3 8100, gigabyte h310 ds2 mobo
primary ssd 250 gb secondary 1tb hdd
12 gb ram
psu local company

 

[Ralston18]

More information needed:

What sort of noise, what does it sound like?

Continuous or only when HDD goes on or off?

Source/location of noise: speakers, headphones, case,....

Update your post to include more system hardware information and Windows 10 version.

PSU: make, model, wattage, age, condition?

 

[soourav]

More information needed:

What sort of noise, what does it sound like?

Continuous or only when HDD goes on or off?

Source/location of noise: speakers, headphones, case,....

Update your post to include more system hardware information and Windows 10 version.

PSU: make, model, wattage, age, condition?

i updated

 

[Ralston18]

To summarize:

HDD on - you hear no noise in Headphones or on home theater speakers.

HDD off - you hear noise in Headphones or on home theater speakers.

I would normally expect the opposite case but so be it.....

But the opposite is true, as I understand the circumstances, with respect to the SSD.

The only suggestion that I have for the moment is that you open the computer's case and check that all cables, connections, jumpers, RAM, card seatings etc. to ensure that all are fully and firmly connected.

Also look to ensure that no audio cables and drive cables are entangled. SSD especially.

If I understand correctly, you bought the PSU locally. However, there should be some label on the PSU listing the actual make, model, and wattage. That information is what needs to be known.