Sound muted. No audio device detected. But music.

[poggwea]

2 days ago i plugged in my beats to my phone listen to some metal i had downloaded on my phone. Then later that day i plugged them into laptop, and they were on my head when i did. I instantly heard that very light fuzz all headsets have. Barely noticeable. As i went to search up youtube I closed my eyes for a bit and layed my head against my bed pillow with my headset still on Thats when i heard it. Some weird sound. I thought someone skype called me on my phone which was in a completely different room. And i heard very very very faint music. I listened to it for around 9 minutes and i couldn't make it out. But today it happened again. I muted my sound, made sure i had all audio devices disabled, All random programs closed. And i kept listening. It was so light no normal person would notice it. But i recognized the song. it was Believer by imagine Dragons. I band i used to listen to in my edgey highschool days. I unplugged it and the faint music stopped. But when i plugged it in again it made the sound. It did it on startup, shutdown, and even when i turned off windows audio service. It now seems to be playing a lot of other songs very very quietly.... almost subliminally. I hate conspiracy. I think its a joke. But this is something weird, and different. Maybe im gettign frequency interference from a radio tower?. but why would it only do this on my laptop? Please someone help me figure this out. 

[kb5zue]

The latest word on this problem is that it is very erratic, sort of comes and goes with the rain.  Supposedly the only fix is to wear a hat made out of tin foil to isolate the signal and prevent any further interference.  The tin foil hat should fit over your headphones.