Troubleshoot Audio Problems in Windows
Troubleshooting Audio Problems in Windows
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Most audio problems in Windows occur because of an outdated device driver or because of the connection between your computer and the device that is playing the audio.
| | Select the symptom that best describes your problem: No Audio Playback Audio does not play, stops playing after some time, or you cannot adjust the volume (or other properties) of your sound device. |
Other Other problems that are caused by specific software or hardware, such as certain sound cards, music players, or headsets. |
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| | Problems with sound and audio or no sound on your computer These articles describe how to troubleshoot common sound problems in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. For computers running Windows XP: |
For computers running Windows Server 2003: |
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