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The speaker you see is the system speaker. I would not advise unplugging it as this is the source of the "beep" you hear when you start the system. The system speaker has been used as the alarm on computers since at least as far back as the 286 days. You might check to see if the high pitched hum is caused by mechanical vibrations of teh unit by holding the speaker firmly when it is making the moise. If teh sound results from a signal generated by the motherboard you are likely going to have toreplace the motherboard unless you are particularly good at trouble shooting electronic. It will probably be a soldering job. At today's price of motherboards as compared to teh cost of labour is it worth it?
PS. I'm glad to see4 I am not the only one who spells coming with two m's
Best wishes,
Brian
by al guzman
Long shot. If the coil in speaker is in contact with magnet? replace speaker, see if noise is still happening. If so, I agree with Mad Scientist.
Best of luck
toad
by thechas
It is possible that the power supply is starting to go bad.
The humm could be from noise on the 5 volt supply.
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