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monkeyboyblues

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Running Win 10 on a Dell Lattitude E6400.

 

Problem is audio is not working. 

 

Couple of months ago I installed driver for an audio interface (Tascam US-1200)

and it was working fine.

 

Occasionally, however, there was no audio problems as if the computer was getting

confused between the laptop audio and the audio through the interface.

I would bounce back between the two when this happened.

 

Currently the audio interface audio is barely audible and the laptop audio is none existent.

 

Dell Audio drivers and audio interface drivers  are updated.

 

Thanks!


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clairemarie

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My audio quit about a week ago (HP Envy - little more than 2 years old if that matters), for no apparent reason. Reinstalled the AMD driver (twice) and disabled the enhancements (or whatever that thing said to do). Troubleshooter played a test sound which I did not hear, then went back to "Playing Audio" and "Resolving Problems" which has been running for about 15 minutes now. I've tried this about 3 times. I also shut down and did the HP thing where you hit f2 - UEI Diagnostics, maybe? Anyway, the speakers worked FINE for that.

 

Please help.

tyvm

 

And also, I apologize for just this second seeing this is a Dell thread, not HP.  durr

 

And noooow....the Troubleshooter just made a sound and changed my driver to Generic. I can hear again! But can anybody tell me what happened? Do I need a new sound card?


Edited by clairemarie, 19 May 2017 - 05:48 PM.

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lvlpost

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You tried the speakers on another system and they worked fine so we knew it was some kind of internal issue. Problem, once found, was a quick fix. Somehow gremlins during the night switched the speakers to mute. Start/ Settings / Control panel / Sounds and Devices/Device Volume/Unchecked Mute


Edited by lvlpost, 25 May 2017 - 10:37 PM.

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