Showing posts with label sound. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sound. Show all posts
Friday, September 16, 2016
No Sound on Windows Computer – Fix Common Audio Problems
No Sound on Windows Computer – Fix Common Audio Problems
What If There is No Sound on Your Windows Computer?
We always suffer from various computer problems, honestly, we can’t void this. I have demonstrated how to fix “computer can’t connect to WiFi”, and today we will learn how to troubleshoot sound problems on Windows PC.
On the whole, sound problems can be caused by sound card issues, outdated/damaged sound driver, sound settings, cables that are broken or not connected properly, etc. This tutorial doesnt cover all fixes but provides you with some common solutions.
Solution 1: Don’t Ignore the Obvious – Check Volume Settings and Cable Connection
If you are using external speakers, make sure they are connected properly and plugged into a working power and turned on. Many computers have more than 3 jacks, microphone jack, line-in jack, line-out jack. Speakers should be plugged into the line-out jack.
If it is not connected properly, there will be a red X on the taskbar icon.
After checking the cable connection, click the sound icon from the taskbar and open the Volume Mixer. Make sure that the Mute is not enabled and adjust the volume to the right position that you need.
Note that if the sound icon is not shown on the taskbar, you can go to sound settings from: Start menu > Control Panel > Sound.
Solution 2: Use Playing Audio Troubleshooter
Microsoft designed the Playing Audio Troubleshooter to help users when having problems on playing audio. It checks for common problems with your volume settings, sound card or driver, and speakers or headphones. Open Playing Audio troubleshooter through the following path: Start > Control Panel > Troubleshooter > Hardware and Sound > Troubleshoot audio playback.
Note that in order to get the most up-to-date troubleshooters from Windows online, you should make sure that the internet connection is fine on your computer.
Or you can download the audio troubleshooter program to trouble your problems.
Solution 3: Check for Your Sound Card – Update Sound Card Driver If Needed
Sound card or sound processor is a main hardware for computer sound produce. So we need to check whether there is a sound card or sound processor and if it is working properly. Device Manager is a control panel application that allows you to check, set, change hardware devices settings and drivers. So just open Device Manager to check your sound card.
- Start > Input Device Manager > Press Enter.
- Your sound card or processor should be listed under Sound, Video and Game Controller. Click it to expand this category.
Note that if you think you have installed a sound card but it is not listed under this category, please check the Other Devices and see if it there.
- If there is a yellow triangle on the device, there might be a problem. Then right click to view Properties. Check the General tab to read the problem on the Device status box. If there is a problem, you might need to install a new driver or purchase a new sound card.
Click here to learn how to update Windows drivers.
If things didnt get worse, we dont need to kill all other settings and data to do a system restore (Start >Input System Restore > Press Enter)or clean reinstall.
Solution 4: Do a System Restore or a Clean Reinstall of Windows
If things didnt get worse, we dont need to kill all other settings and data to do a system restore (Start >Input System Restore > Press Enter)or clean reinstall.
Tip: To keep drivers up to date and fix driver problems, DriveTheLife is the best free choice. Download it now on your computer as the must-have program.
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Thursday, September 1, 2016
How to fix sound drivers issues on Windows 10
How to fix sound drivers issues on Windows 10
How to fix sound drivers issues on Windows 10
There are some sound driver issues for several users Microsoft Windows 10 . Thankfully though, there’s a working workaround for this issue. Here’s out to fix it:
- Right click on Sound icon to open Playback devices
- Choose your current playback device
- Navigate to Properties and click on Advanced
- Choose lower or higher bitrate (use 24bit/44100 Hz or 24bit/192000Hz – it depends on the device).
The above steps should fix the issue
If you’re facing the same issue, make sure to follow the above steps to fix it and if you’ve found a better workaround, make sure to share it on the comment section below!
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Monday, August 22, 2016
Xbox one Fixe Rise of the Tomb Raider Issue sound
Xbox one Fixe Rise of the Tomb Raider Issue sound
N sound when playing Rise of the Tomb Raider ? Dont panik here is some solution to fixe sound issue Tomb Raider game.
1- Hop out to the dash, press the "Start" button while on the app or game and then select quit. You can force quit any app/game this way.
2- Going back to the main menu in the game and then hitting "continue" to get back into campaign fixes it .
3-Close the game (menu button, then quit on the home screen) and restart. Sound comes back.
1- Hop out to the dash, press the "Start" button while on the app or game and then select quit. You can force quit any app/game this way.
2- Going back to the main menu in the game and then hitting "continue" to get back into campaign fixes it .
3-Close the game (menu button, then quit on the home screen) and restart. Sound comes back.
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Monday, August 1, 2016
WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS FOR ASUS XONAR SOUND CARDS
WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS FOR ASUS XONAR SOUND CARDS
Download windows 10 drivers for Asus audio cards
- ROG Xonar Phoebus (drivers 4.24 beta)
- ROG Xonar Phoebus Solo (drivers 4.24 beta)
- Xonar Essence STX (drivers 8.1.8.1823 beta)
- Xonar DG (drivers 8.1.8.1823 beta)
- Xonar DGX (drivers 8.1.8.1823 beta)
- Xonar U7 (drivers 4.14 beta)
- Essence III (drivers 10.1.1.9 beta)
- Essence One DSD Upgrade Kit (drivers 10.0.12.16 beta)
- Essence One MKII (drivers 10.0.12.16 beta)
- Essence One MKII MUSES Edition (drivers 10.0.12.16 beta)
- Essence STX II (drivers 8.1.11.5 beta)
- Essence STX II 7.1 (drivers 8.1.11.5 beta)
- Xonar Essence One (drivers 10.0.12.16 beta)
- Xonar Essence One MUSES Edition (drivers 10.0.12.16 beta)
- Xonar Essence One Plus Edition (drivers 10.0.12.16 beta)
Asus has updated these drivers to incorporate the latest version of the control panel Audio Center but without changing the other.
Asus also takes the opportunity to offer some additional drivers for other sound cards such as PCI Express ROG Xonar Phoebus models, Essence STX, DG, DGX U7 or the USB model.
It is still considered beta drivers by Asus. It is also not certain that stable drivers available one day when we see that Windows 8.1 still has beta drivers for some sound cards!
For U7 and Phoebus cards, it is, however, that new drivers will soon be published to correct some bugs.
Asus shows for example that there is a bug with audio effects that can not be played. The Dolby Digital Live technology through the S / PDIF output of these two cards is also unusable at present but this falls to recall an incompatibility of Windows 10 which will be discussed soon.
Asus still do not communicate also on the availability of Windows 10 drivers for the rest of the range Xonar D2X PCIe cards such as, DG IF, DSX and DX. As for PCI cards, so do not be too hopeful ...
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