My computer cant make no sound it reproduce music and vídeos but without áudio,the green áudio meter on the mixer goes up but no sound is played,my áudio devices are the following AMD High defintion áudio device and IDT High definition áudio codec and both of them are connected according to HP support assistant,i already checked the manager on sound,video and games controller and everything seems okay no exclamation marks,red symbols and the according to the pc every driver is up to date,i dont know how to solve this,i would greatly appreciate a helping hand on the matter.
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The thread discusses a user experiencing no sound output despite device recognition and confirmed driver updates on Windows. Various suggestions are offered, including checking default devices, volume settings, and reinstalling drivers, but the issue persists. The overall consensus points toward either hardware failure or testing hardware compatibility via alternative operating systems to diagnose the root cause.
The thread discusses a user experiencing no sound output despite device recognition and confirmed driver updates on Windows. Various suggestions are offered, including checking default devices, volume settings, and reinstalling drivers, but the issue persists. The overall consensus points toward either hardware failure or testing hardware compatibility via alternative operating systems to diagnose the root cause.
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Hi
As a last resort...
I had a lot of issues with my Sound Blaster card in Windows 10.
Nothing I found would fix it, so I switched to my on board sound.
I don't really hear any difference in the sound, it sound basically the same, and my problems all went away.
A picture of your sound control panel might be helpful in figuring out what your options are.
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Here you can see my options for both the Sound Blaster card and the Realtek On Board options.
While it always shows that the Sound Blaster is "Ready" it doesn't work when I plug in the speakers and try it.
Mike
As a last resort...
I had a lot of issues with my Sound Blaster card in Windows 10.
Nothing I found would fix it, so I switched to my on board sound.
I don't really hear any difference in the sound, it sound basically the same, and my problems all went away.
A picture of your sound control panel might be helpful in figuring out what your options are.
Link Removed
Here you can see my options for both the Sound Blaster card and the Realtek On Board options.
While it always shows that the Sound Blaster is "Ready" it doesn't work when I plug in the speakers and try it.
Mike
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