Method 5: By Turning Off Dolby Digital Plus Audio
This should fix the error, but if not, then follow the 5th method. The drivers will be automatically installed as the Windows is starting up. Right-click on Realtek Audio and select Uninstall from the context menu. Now, go to the Sound, video and game controllers section again and expand it. Step 1: Open the Device Manager window as shown above in Method 3 > Step 1. Method 4: By Uninstalling Drivers and then Reinstalling Them This should fix the volume issue, but if not, follow the 4th method. Restart your PC for the changes to be effective. The High Definition Audio Device driver will now be installed. Step 5: Next, go to Model and select the generic driver from the list. Step 4: In the next window, click on Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer. Step 3: In the Update Drivers window, click on Browse my computers for drivers. Here, we selected Realtek Audio and right-clicked on it. Now, select the audio device, right-click on it and click on Update driver. Step 2: In the Device Manager window, scroll down to find Sound, video, and game controllers. Step 1: Press the Windows + X keys together on your keyboard to open the context manager. If the issue is still there, follow the 3rd method. Now, reboot your PC for the changes to be effective and your volume issue should be resolved now. *Note – If the the speaker or headphone settings of your system comes with the Immediate Mode, make sure to check that box also. Press Apply and then OK to save the changes and exit. Step 2: In the Properties dialogue box, select the Enhancement tab and check the box next to Disable all enhancements.
For instance,the issue can be with either the Speaker, Headphone, or the Microphone.
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