If you moved something maybe it's a connection. A loose wire inside a cable terminal or just need to be plugged in and tighten. XLRs make sure they are plugged in ALL the way.
After that it's usually routing. If you have a mess at least make sure the power cables are NOT running by ICs. At least 1/2" space and cross as close to a right angle as possible. I keep my stuff off the floor, routed and dust free. I re check all connection 2 or three times. I also recheck for noise (as long as it wasn't a ground loop) by turning the volume all the way up with no source playing. If I hear noise, I check for a routing problem.. 50 years with some speakers over 100% sensitivity. I check by yo yo (ing) the cables with the volume UP. Move one cable up and down, the sound will yo yo if it's a routing issue. GL are pretty easy.. Just a voltage difference between equipment usually.
Laptop PS are a pain sometimes too. Noisy..
I use a LOT of OLD valve equipment with a lot of valves. I use very minimal shielding and weaves to control HF RF. I have NO floor noise at all. Vinyl, R2R, CD, Streaming all quiet..
Routing is cheap to fix too. LOL
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