
How to Use Audio Troubleshooter on Windows 10
You are on your computer on a normal day, then you decide to play a video or listen to music, but nothing is coming out on your speakers. You try adjusting the volume, but still, nothing happened.
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Now you are confused, is your computer broken? Did you change something in the settings?
Windows has a built-in application to help you troubleshoot your computer if you have problems with your audio.
This article will show you how to use Audio troubleshooter on windows 10 for fixing audio on your computer.
Step 1: Press Windows Key + S and search for “find and fix audio playback problems”
Step 2: Open the Audio Troubleshooter

Step 3: Click on Next

Step 4: Wait for the Troubleshooter to finish scanning your computer
Step 5: Select which device you want troubleshoot then click next
(In our case we select the laptop’s built in speaker)

Step 6: Wait for the troubleshooter to finish analyzing your audio device
Step 7: The audio troubleshooter will ask you to turn off sound effects and enhancements
Step 8: Click on Open Enhancements

Step 9: Speaker Properties will open, Click on enhancements tab
Step 10: Make sure all boxes are unmarked and click ok to save changes

Step 11: Try playing audio on your computer and see if the problem is fixed
If there is still no sound coming out from your computer proceed to step 12.
Step 12: On Audio troubleshooter click on Next
Step 13: Wait for the troubleshooter to finish scanning your computer
Step 14: Click on Play test sounds

Step 15: Check if you will hear any sound from your computer
Step 16: Select from one of the options on the screen based on what you hear from the sound test
NOTE:
If you hear sound on your computer and its clear select: GOOD.
If you hear distorted or unclear audio select: BAD, this will prompt your audio drivers to reinstall.
If you did not hear any sound select: I didn’t hear anything.
