Explore common causes of audio problems and learn actionable steps to restore sound on your Windows 11 computer Reviewed by Michael Barton Heine Jr Sound problems in Windows 11 aren't usually due to a ...

Use the following fixes if your sound randomly stops working on your Windows 11/10 PC. Before you proceed with further troubleshooting steps, we suggest you check for Windows Updates and install them ...

Games are one thing that attracts users to Windows PC. However, we can shy away from the fact that, time and again, our PCs tend to have some sort of issues related to the game. As of late, many users ...

Sound is critical in day-to-day computing experiences. Whether you are trying to watch a movie, play your favorite game, or get ready for a conference call, malfunctioning audio can quickly ruin your ...

Imagine a scenario in which you’ve decided to watch a movie on Netflix with your friends and for that, you’ve prepared snacks and coffee to have a whale of a time. But, when you’ve started watching it ...

Windows volume issues can seem complex and confusing — especially if you're running late for a Zoom meeting or virtual presentation. Unfortunately, the causes of these problems span a broad spectrum, ...

Improving sound and microphone quality on your Windows PC is crucial for clear communication and an enhanced audio experience. Here are several steps and tips to help you achieve superior sound ...

According to the latest update from Microsoft on the official Windows Health Dashboard website, KB5015878 causes all sorts of audio problems on systems running Windows 10. The company has officially ...

Are you experiencing difficulties when trying to play YouTube videos due to Audio Renderer error? In this troubleshooting guide, we’ll share to you the tips to fix ...

Audio randomly cuts out during important scenes or gameplay moments in Ghost of Tsushima on PC, making it hard to hear dialogue or enemy sounds and breaking immersion. This problem usually happens ...

Hivemind, can you help me solve this the right (or at least, an acceptable) way? Following a failing SSD (Crucial P1 500 GB, < 3 years old :/ )being replaced (with a Crucial P5 Plus 1 TB) we restored ...