Reboot your Windows 10 and try to play an audio file or video file to check if you can hear any sound.ĭon’t worry about postponing that conference call, and don’t miss a beat.Listening to music and watching movies are popular activities on our computers.
If there are any of these services isn’t running, right-click on the not running service and then click Start to breathe new life into it. Check if the components below are running through Windows Audio:. Press the Windows key and R together to invoke the Run box. Solution 4: Check all Audio Components are Running. Right-click on Windows Audio Endpoint Builder one more time, this time click Properties. Right-click on Windows Audio Endpoint Builder, and hit Restart. Right-click on Windows Audio, this time click Properties. Scroll for Windows Audio, select it, then click Restart. Navigate to the Runbox by hitting the Windows key + R. You’re boosting what you’ve got instead of replacing. Once you have that, just go to the manufacturer’s website (as mentioned earlier) and they’ll have the specific instructions on how to continue with the best drive for you! Solution 3: Reboot Audio ServicesĪlthough these all seem similar, this one actually works with what you’ve got, like a defibrillator as opposed to a prosthetic. Your sound card is in the list that appears. Click the arrow next to Sound, video and game controllers. In the window that appears, select Device Manager. Let’s go back to a question from earlier: do you know your audio card’s manufacturer? Ok, probably not. Now you’re in limbo, so let’s install a new and shiny audio driver from Windows. Double-click Sound, video and game controllers, then right-click audio driver and select uninstall. Right-click on the Start button and select Device Manager. The effect is the same, but one shocks right to the system. It’s the difference between a cup of coffee and espresso. If nothing is updating, it could just be slow on the up-take. If nothing new comes up, you might need to go directly to the device manufacturer’s website for their instructions, taking the opposite approach. Then select Search Automatically for Updated Driver Software. 
You will have a few options, select Update Driver. Hold on the audio driver or right-click. Go into Audio and Games Control, and find the audio driver. Navigate to the search box from the taskbar, search for device manager and select. It’s a matter of syncing the old with the new. It’s simple and can be all the difference. 
The way to check is to do a quick update. Ok, now that that’s out of the way, let’s get down to the solutions. So before you really start to worry about your conference call in fifteen minutes, check the volume levels of your PC. It’s very easy to leave your PC on mute and forget. Even the most capable among us find ourselves talking to a silent phone as we accidentally hit the mute button.
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