- Fix sound or audio problems in Windows - Microsoft Support
Fortunately, most sound problems can be fixed by following a series of troubleshooting steps This article provides a comprehensive guide to resolving audio issues in Windows The tips are listed in order, so start with the first one, see if that helps, and then continue to the next one if it doesn’t Run the Windows audio troubleshooter
- How to troubleshoot sound problems in Windows 10
Run the audio troubleshooter If the solutions above don’t work, try the audio troubleshooter It might be able to fix your issue automatically (If the link doesn’t open the troubleshooter, try watching the corresponding video below to see how to open it manually ) Set the default audio playback device
- How to fix no sound or low sound error on Windows 11
If the troubleshooter does not help, try updating the audio driver Run devmgmt msc to open Device Manager, go to "Sound, video, and game controllers" section, right click your audio device and select Update Driver If Windows cannot find available driver to update, check the latest driver on the audio adapter or motherboard manufacturer site
- Troubleshooting audio problems in Windows 11 - Microsoft Community
Update or roll back your audio driver: If audio driver is listed and working properly, but still you don’t get your audio issue fixed, next you can try updating your audio driver Double click on audio driver, go to Driver tab and click Update driver Follow on-screen instructions to complete the update If the audio problem you are facing appeared after updating your driver, you can instead
- Windows troubleshooters - Microsoft Support
Use the audio troubleshooter if you experience issues with sound on your computer Open the Get Help app In the Search bar, enter audio troubleshooter If asked to consent to proceed with diagnostics, select Yes Allow a few moments for the scan to complete Follow prompts or steps until issues are resolved Start
- Troubleshooting Sound Problems in Windows - Microsoft Community
Run the Troubleshooter: Windows has a built-in troubleshooter for sound issues Go to Settings > Update Security > Troubleshoot > Additional troubleshooters, and run the "Recording Audio" troubleshooter Restart Windows Audio Service: Press Win + R, type services msc, and press Enter Find "Windows Audio" in the list, right-click it, and
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If you are using a Windows 10 device, start by running the automated audio troubleshooter in the Get Help app It will automatically run diagnostics and attempt to fix most audio problems For details, you can refer to the following links:
- Windows 11 sound issues - Microsoft Community
Use the driver that comes with Windows Right-click on Dragonfly Red in Device Manager and choose "Delete " Click > to update the driver Look around on my computer > Let me choose > Pick out "USB Audio Device" > Click Next Step 7: Start the Audio Troubleshooter Click on Settings, then System, then Troubleshoot, and finally Other Troubleshooters
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