See section 3 of The "No Audio" FAQ for some details. The only suggestion I can offer would be to try this W10 IDT Beats audio driver from a newer model notebook. That would make it appear to be a driver problem whereas it is actually something wrong in Windows that is turning off the Audio Service. If that happens then whenever the audio driver is installed it resets the service back to "on". Another symptom of a Windows root cause is if Windows Audio Service keeps shutting off. If it fixes the problem but then if it recurs after some time passes then it is probably caused by Microsoft.
If that does not fix the problem then the cause is hardware. But because the problem is intermittent I doubt that the tests will catch it.įor problems caused by Windows or a virus (if driver and hardware seem to be ruled out as the cause), restore the computer to original factory configuration. To test for hardware problems run Dell Diagnostics audio tests while the audio is frozen. I tried a PC Checkup & it wont even let me test the Sound Card - IDT High Def Audio CODEC
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In order to manually update your driver, follow the steps below (the next steps): 1. If still no luck then it probably it is not a driver problem. The package provides the installation files for IDT High Definition Audio CODEC Driver version. If that doesn't help then try the generic driver as explained in section 6. I would try doing a clean installation of the audio driver first, as explained in sections 2 & 3 of the Audio Driver FAQ., because the tech might not have done a clean install. Hard to say if it is a hardware problem, audio driver problem, or something messed up in Windows, perhaps from their infamous updates.
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