Windows 10 Audio Driver Not Working

Ati Radeon X550 Driver Windows 10. So for the past few months, I've been having issues with my audio and Windows 10. My problem was I would have my audio completely cut out, - 5726033.

One of the most common problems with Windows 10 is no sound. Particularly immediately after upgrading from a previous version of Windows. So if you’re experiencing this problem, rest assured, you’re not alone. More importantly, it’s usually a pretty easy problem to resolve. Here are three simple fixes you can try. Spreadtrum Driver For Windows 10. You don’t necessarily have to try them all.

Just start at the top of the list and work your way down. Method 1: Method 2: Method 3: Method 1: Check your speaker settings 1) Right-click the sound icon at the bottom right corner of your desktop and click Playback devices. 2) In the Playback tab, ensure there’s a green tick on Speakers. This indicates that your speakers are the default playback device. If your Speakers are NOT already set as the default, this is doubtless your problem. To fix, just click them, click Set Default, then click OK and test whether you have sound.

If your Speakers are set as the default playback device, and you’re still not hearing any sound, you should experiment with different sound formats. To do this, click Speakers then Properties. 3) Go to the Advanced tab, and in the Default Format section, select a different sample rate and bit depth, then click Test. Dell Latitude D630 Drivers For Windows 10 more.  Repeat this process until you find a format that works, then click OK. If you don’t find a format that works, proceed to below. Method 2: Uninstall your audio driver If your sound driver has somehow been removed, corrupted or become incompatible with Windows 10, you won’t be able to hear any sound from your speakers. (This quite often happens after an upgrade to Windows 10 from an earlier version of Windows.) The simplest way to check if this is what has happened is to uninstall your audio driver: 1) On your keyboard, press the Windows logo key and X (at the same time) to invoke the quick-access menu.