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IF it is coming from your power lines, you can fliter the power line by getting a replacement power plug and installing a NON-Polarized capacitor rated at .01 microfarad at 400 volts or higher on the plug and plugging it into an unused AC socket in the same circuit as the computer. Be sure to insulate all bare connections with sleeving.
Another possibility is that it is coming through your internet connection/modem. getting rid of it is going to be more difficult, if that is the case. Is your internet connection also hosting cable TV content.
Hey, thanks for response.
Yes, I have one cable providing both TV and Internet, but this cable wasn't connected to my computer.
Best,
Matt.
Hey, what about power conditioners ?
Can it help ?
Haha, I think I found the answer. It's all about ballanced or unballanced audio cables :)
When I test it I will post here the results.