What's happened to the sound on my desktop??
No sound on my desktop. Speakers are fine when plugged into my laptop. Speakers, ear pods, headsets don't work on desktop. I figured a reboot would fix it, but it didn't.
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Well, trying to figure out how to replace the drivers, I accidentally found a Win 10 audio troubleshooter. I ran it once and nothing happened. So I ran it again, and this time, it did something, not sure what, but the sound it back. both of the comments I got gave me a push in the fight direction. Thanks to EE. all best, dan,.
click on Sound icon right bottom of your laptop/desktop/notebook
into GENERAL Tab
Under Controller Information click on Properties
Check the Device status - This device is working properly.
Next if it is already visible then click on Change Setting button
This is a High Definition Audio Device Properties
See - This device is working properly dialogue should be written
Digital signature information should be available and for MICROSOFT
click on Driver Tab and check again to click on Update driver - applying this if solves problem then let me know if not,
Then next is here: Go to Speaker Properties
See into dialogue box Device Usage: Use this device (enable)
if it is already fine then select disable and apply and click ok
Now switch Disable to Enable
Let me know if this fixes
If not then I can assist you thoroughly with this trouble to fix it properly
Cheers
into GENERAL Tab
Under Controller Information click on Properties
Check the Device status - This device is working properly.
Next if it is already visible then click on Change Setting button
This is a High Definition Audio Device Properties
See - This device is working properly dialogue should be written
Digital signature information should be available and for MICROSOFT
click on Driver Tab and check again to click on Update driver - applying this if solves problem then let me know if not,
Then next is here: Go to Speaker Properties
See into dialogue box Device Usage: Use this device (enable)
if it is already fine then select disable and apply and click ok
Now switch Disable to Enable
Let me know if this fixes
If not then I can assist you thoroughly with this trouble to fix it properly
Cheers
ASKER