You may also need to check your manufacturer support website to download and install the latest driver update. If Device Manager shows that hardware isn't installed, you may need to check for driver updates with the steps outlined above. Quick note: Sometimes, the problem could be an issue with this particular codec, and uninstalling it will allow the system to reconfigure it to fix the sound problem.Īfter you complete the steps, the system will try to reinstall the driver automatically.(Optional) Right-click the "IDT High Definition Audio CODEC" and select the Uninstall device option.To turn on Bluetooth on your computer, use these steps: In the case that the problem is the wireless connection, you may want to unpair and pair the device one more time to fix the issue. If the headphones, headsets, or speakers use a Bluetooth connection, you must confirm that Bluetooth is enabled on your device.
Try a different port and avoid using a USB hub if this is a USB device. If you have multiple output devices connected, disconnect all the devices and only connect the one you want to use. Usually, speakers use a 5mm jack connection and should be plugged into the green port.įurthermore, make sure that the output device receives power and is powered on (if applicable). If you cannot make out the port, it's best to check your device manufacturer documentation for more specific details.
If the connection seems fine, try unplugging and replugging the cables.Īlso, make sure that you're using the audio port.
In addition, you also want to check the physical connection between the speakers or headphones with the computer, as the problem could be a loose or damaged cable or the plugs are not fully connected. It might be obvious, but if you are dealing with audio problems, you first want to restart the computer as the issue could be something (such as a background service) not working as expected in the current session.
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