Audio Device Is Working Properly But No Sound

No sound at all but "Device is working properly ...

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Fix sound problems in Windows 10 - support.microsoft.com

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Audio Not Working in Windows 10/11: 12 Ways to Fix …

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Fixed The High Definition Audio Device Not Working Error ...

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How to Fix Realtek Audio Issues in windows 11, 10

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Audio drivers work properly but no sound. | Tech Support Forum

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Make sure the audio has been started by Windows: Click Start > Run > type services.msc - then click OK. In the new window - Scroll down to "Windows Audio", right-click on it and select Properties. Another new window - set the startup type to Automatic, click Apply and then click Start. Run the sound and music tests in DXdiag (click Start >> Run.

FIX: No Sound Using Realtek HD Audio Driver

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My sound is working, but there is no sound - Windows 10 Forums

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Open Device manager and double click on the "High Definition Audio Device" and then click on the Details tab. From the dropdown list select Hardware IDs and post back what it shows. Okay, under Details tab all it says is "High Definition Audio Device" under that it says Property - Device Description (there is a pull-down menu here)

Why Did My Audio Disappear? - QuestionAnswer.io

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Double-click on your sound device. The Audio Properties window of your sound device appears, indicating whether your sound card is working properly or not. If it isn’t, reinstall the sound card driver. If the sound card doesn’t appear, then it might be defective. Where is sound card in Device Manager? Press the Windows key + Pause key.

No audio no sound device and troubleshoot fails - CCM

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Then click the "Start" button. Next Go to Start->Settings->Control Panel->Sounds and Audio Devices then select the Volume Tab then put a tick in the box marked "Place Volume Icon in the Task Bar" then click apply. With a bit of luck and following wind you should now have your sound restored. Good luck Tyl3z93 Aug 11, 2008 at 06:58 AM