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What's on the written disks? Can you boot on them? The eRecovery software is supposed to tell you how many disks will be needed before the operation. Does it say that it will fit on one disk? On some models the eRecovery software is capable to put the recovery files on a pendrive, check this...

Unfortunately, I can't think of anything you can do besides taking it to a computer service shop (I assume the warranty period is over). Maybe if you could exclude the charger as source of error somehow... but what are the chances that you have a friend with the same computer...

Does it make any difference if you get out the battery?

Very long shot, but maybe worth a try: enable Legacy USB emulation. Quote from the user guide:

If you do have important files, that you want to save, then there are two options I can think of: - take out the hard drive, and connect it to another computer, for example via USB (with an external enclosure). If the hardware is OK, then you should be able to copy the files. - create a...

If you don't have any important files/settings/information etc. on the computer, you can try this. Initiate a recovery procedure which supposedly restores the whole system to factory default. If it finishes without error, and you can start the system, we can assume that it was some kind of...

For a first step, go into BIOS and check out if the hard disk is recognized. Quote from the "Aspire one Series User Guide" downloaded from...

Don't you have the user guide that you might have gotten with the computer? Maybe on a CD? The one I found is actually for "Satellite M640/Satellite Pro M640 Series", and the filename said "M645", so that's why I thought it might be accurate, and I'm pretty sad it didn't work out. It seems...

Press M when starting. I've found a manual ( http://fs.pc.toshiba-asia.com/drivers/public/doc/Satellite%20M640_M645%20UserGuide.exe ). It's a self-extracting exe, you'll get a pdf file after you let it run. On page 7-3 it tells some interesting things. First, it says that there's a Windows...

From the user guide of a similar model (Satellite M645-SP4010L, I couldn't find your exact model): "Turn on your computer. When the initial screen displays, press F12. The boot menu displays." Do you have "USB Flash" option?

No problem. If you use the USB thingy, you can disable the onboard audio (because it's basically an USB sound card, totally independent of the onboard one).

Or something like this one, which has the standard audio jack connectors and an additional usb sound module: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/webcam-communications/internet-headsets-phones/gaming-headset-g330 I had one similar to this one (a Logitech), it was not cheap, but I liked it very much...

Well, until you find the time to send it back for warranty, you can buy one of those headphones which come with an usb connector. Something like this one: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/webcam-communications/internet-headsets-phones/USB-Headset-H340

Yep, everything that kingnoobe said. Btw, does the noise also happen when the battery is taken out?