- WINDOWS TOP LEFT AUDIO BAR NOT PRESENT HOW TO
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WINDOWS TOP LEFT AUDIO BAR NOT PRESENT HOW TO
Question Someone here MUST know how to get Realtek HD Manager working with WIN10!!!
I'm still hoping someone would suggest something else tbh Idk, I was hoping I could fix it with a magical driver, or some sort of a diagnostic tool or something, but I guess it won't work. But then again maybe I'd just need to change the speakers, I guess it won't cost that much. But the laptop is not that new, so idk if it's worth it to take it somewhere for repair. Don't know what he used but it was probably an electric screwdriver or whatever. So I was thinking maybe he disconnected something while changing the display, but the thing is I already tried to open the laptop and check if it was a hardware issue. I bought the laptop from some guy, and it was working great before, but he said he had changed the display some time ago, and I've noticed the left side of the laptop wasn't closed properly. Maybe a loose cable or something that is not connected properly. But yeah, I guess it could be a hardware problem. What really bothers me is that the speaker makes a few sounds and then stops.
WINDOWS TOP LEFT AUDIO BAR NOT PRESENT DRIVERS
You tested different drivers already, and that didn't help, so that points at a hw-problem as well.ĭoes that problem happen wth headphones as well? I would not rule out a hardware problem, as i've seen these things already, and failing hardware was the cause (cable, speakers, or soundcard, all equally possible, and the mechanical loudness-control being a major culprit). (p.s: it's definitely not a hardware problem, cause the speaker starts working out of nowhere and then stops, like 15 seconds after. The audio driver is Realtek High Definition Audio version 6. Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2410M CPU 2.30GHz (2.90 GHz with Turbo Boost)
So, if anyone has an idea, I'm open to suggestions.
WINDOWS TOP LEFT AUDIO BAR NOT PRESENT UPDATE
The last updates from my manufacturer are for Windows 7, and their update tool gives me only options for windows 8 driver updates. The option of me uninstalling the driver and going to my manufacturer's website for an update is nonexistent, since Samsung doesn't work well with Windows 10. I tried to do a sfc scan, again - no mistakes. Troubleshooting option tells me everything's working fine. I've tried uninstalling the driver, rolling back to an older version, using High definition audio, instead of the Realtek driver, but nothing seems to help. The first time after I turn the volume up, I get a slight crackling noise and then nothing.
it was 16 and I wanted to make it at least 25) the sound just goes away. It would make a sound, and then if I try to turn the volume up( ex. Both my internal speakers were working just fine, but since I did the last update of windows 10, the left speaker stoped working out of nowhere.
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