Laptop freezes for 1 minute & makes a loud buzzing noise in my room

I have a Toshiba Satellite laptop, about 4 years old.

I've had this problem for a while now. Whenever I take my laptop inside my bedroom, unplugged or plugged in, doesn't matter, when I try to watch a YouTube video, 10-30 seconds in my laptop freezes and makes a loud buzzing noise from either my headphones or speakers (depends on what I'm using). If I leave it in my room it can take up to 1 minute to recover, while if I grab it and walk out of my room, and go to the living room it recovers immediately. My bedroom is 11-12 meters away from the router (I'm 99% sure this is an internet issue), and I have 3-4 bars of internet connection when inside it.
We also have an old computer (like 2008 or something, but the specs are pretty bad) and when we used to have it inside my bedroom it would never crash (we use wireless internet with the desktop as well, with a usb wireless adapter). Both are running the same operating system (Windows 7)

This has been a problem since the first time I tried to take my laptop in my room. Due to this problem, I am forced to do everything on my living room aka no privacy. I'm begging for a solution.
I did not buy this laptop, it was a gift from someone from what I remember. It used to have a hard drive which broke (had this problem with the first harddrive), so we changed to another harddrive, then that broke as well and now i'm using a Kingston SSD, and the problem is still here. I know its not a harddrive issue, just stating that the problem still persisted with 3 different drives.

Specs (from dxdiag):
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I hope you can help me.
-Theo

mdd1963 said:

Unsure why it would give buzzing noises, vice simply show that it was busy buffering the signal due to marginal internet connection, but, some laptops are more sensitive than others regarding connection to wireless routers; my own laptop will freeze it's camera during a Skype call if I tilt the display more than 4-5 degrees, and my own router is only 10 feet away.

Your options are:

A.resort to a wired connection, or,
B. perhaps to disable your laptops current wireless, and purchase some sort of USB wireless adapter to see if it's connection qualities are better
C. There's at least a small chance the issue could be weak/marginal receive qualitlies from your existing router, as well.....

Thank you for replying

A. It would be pretty hard to get wired connection to this laptop, we would have to move the router in my bedroom.

B. I've already tried two USB adapters, different brand, same result.

C. That's a possibility, but I get the same issues when I connect to the neighbor's internet (same ISP however.). I forgot to add that we used to have a different router about two years ago, same ISP ofc, and same issues.

I forgot to add that, when this freezing happens, my mouse, keyboard and even the lights that determine whether CAPS/NUMLOCK are enabled become unresponsive.

Is the wireless adapter driver up-to-date?

When you take the laptop into your bedroom, do you set it on a hard surface like a desk, or do you put it directly on the bed or your lap?

If you are putting it on a soft surface then you're most likely blocking the vents and the laptop is getting too hot.