Users who have updated to latest Windows 10 Creators Update seems to be having a lot of issues with their system such as missing photos or pictures icons, desktop icon issue, no wifi etc. but today we are going to deal with specific issues which are Audio problems in their system. Users are complaining about the sound quality issues after installing Windows 10 Creators Update.
Many factors are responsible for this sound problem which includes incompatible, outdated or corrupt Sound/Audio drivers, problematic sound configuration, 3rd party app conflict, etc. So without wasting any time let’s see how to actually Fix Audio Problems Windows 10 Creators Update with the below-listed troubleshooting steps.
Fix Audio Problems Windows 10 Creators Update
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Method 1: Re-Install the Audio Application
1. Search for the control panel from the Start Menu search bar ka panui ki runga hei whakatuwhera i te Paewhiri Mana.
2. Pāwhiritia te Tango i tetahi Kaupapa ka rapu Realtek High Definition Audio Driver entry.
3. Pāwhiri-matau ki runga ka kowhiri Wetetāuta.
4. Restart your PC and open Kaiwhakahaere Pūrere.
5. Click on Action then “Matawai mo nga huringa taputapu."
6. Your system will automatically install the Realtek High Definition Audio Driver again.
Method 2: Enable Windows Sound Services
1. Press Kī Windows + R ka pato ratonga.msc and hit Enter to open Windows services list.
2. Now locate the following services:
Windows Audio Windows Audio Endpoint Builder Plug and Play
3. Make sure their Momo whakaoho kua whakaritea ki Aunoa and the services are rere, either way, restart all of them once again.
4. If Startup Type is not Automatic, then double click the services, and inside the property, window set them to Aunoa.
5. Make sure the above services are checked in msconfig.exe
6. Tīmata your computer to apply these changes and see if you can Fix Audio Problems Windows 10 Creators Update.
Method 3: Disable and then Re-enable Sound Controller
1. Press Windows Key + R then type devmgmt.msc and hit Enter.
2. Expand Sound, video and game controllers then right-click on your Kaiwhakahaere Ororongo ka tīpako Monokia.
3. Similarly again right-click on it and select Whakahohe.
4. Again see if you can Fix Audio Problems Windows 10 Creators Update.
Method 4: Update Sound Controller’s drivers
1. Press Windows Key + R then type ‘Devmgmt.msc’ and hit enter to open Device Manager.
2. Expand Sound, video and game controllers and right-click on your Audio Device, select Whakahohea (If already enabled then skip this step).
2. If your audio device is already enabled then right-click on your Pūrere Ororongo ka tīpako Whakahoutia te Raupaparorohiko Rorohiko.
3. Na tohua "Rapua aunoa mo te whakahou i te pūmanawa atekōkiri” and let the process finish.
4. If it wasn’t able to update your Audio drivers, then again select Update Driver Software.
5. This time, select "Tirohia taku rorohiko mo te taraiwa."
6. Next, select “Waiho ahau i te raarangi o nga taraiwa o te rorohiko i runga i taku rorohiko."
7. Select the appropriate driver from the list and click Next.
8. Let the process complete and then restart your PC.
9. Alternatively, go to your paetukutuku a te kaiwhakanao me te tango i nga taraiwa hou.
Method 5: Uninstall Sound Controller’s drivers
1. Press Windows Key + R ka patopato devmgmt.msc ka pato tomo ki te whakatuwhera Kaiwhakahaere Pūrere.
2. Whakanuia He kaiwhakaatu, he ataata ataata me te kaitautoko and click on the sound device then select Wetetāuta.
3. Inaianei confirm the uninstall by clicking OK.
4. Finally, in the Device Manager window, go to Action and click on Matawai mo nga huringa taputapu.
5. Restart to apply changes.
Method 6: Run Windows Audio Troubleshooter
1. Open control panel and in the search box type “rapurongoā."
2. In the search results, click on Nga raruraru a ka tīpako Pūmārō me te oro.
3. Now in the next window, click on “Te Whakataka Ororongo” inside Sound sub-category.
4. Ka mutu, pawhiria Kōwhiringa Arā in the Playing Audio window and check “Tukuna aunoatia nga whakapainga”Ka pato Panuku.
5. Troubleshooter will automatically diagnose the issue and ask you if you want to apply the fix or not.
6. Click Apply this fix and Reboot to apply changes and see if you’re able to Fix Audio Problems Windows 10 Creators Update.
Method 7: Rollback to the previous Windows 10 build
1. First, go to the Login screen, click on the Pātene hiko, ka hold Shift a ka pāwhiri i runga Tīmata.
2. Make sure you don’t let go of the Shift button until you see the Advanced Recovery Options menu.
3. Now Navigate to the following in the Advanced Recovery Options menu:
Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Go back to the previous build.
3. After a few seconds, you will be asked to choose your User Account. Click on the User Account, type in your password and click Continue. Once done, choose the option Go Back to the Previous Build again.
Manakohia:
Koira kua angitu koe Fix Audio Problems Windows 10 Creators Update engari mena kei a koe etahi patai mo tenei aratohu, tena koa patai ki a raatau i roto i te waahanga korero.