My computer is skipping audio every few minutes, but I know this isn't normal. Can anyone help me fix it?
My computer is skipping audio every few minutes, but I know this isn't normal. Can anyone help me fix it?
This bug used to be gone, but lately my audio keeps cutting out and coming back every few seconds. I tried turning off all other apps and trying different sound outputs, but nothing fixed it. Could anyone help me? My computer is running Windows 11 Home on a 64-bit Intel Core i5 CPU with 32GB of RAM installed. It's cool today, about 92 degrees inside. The graphics card is an AMD Radeon RX 580 and the sound uses a virtual cable connection.
My computer is getting really slow and freezing all the time. I have not figured out exactly when it starts, but it never happens when I am signed out. It usually starts while apps like Google Chrome or Discord are open. I tried every fix you mentioned on that link without success so far. Here are eight ways to fix random freezes in Windows 11: Run built-in tools and adjust your virtual memory as suggested by this guide.
You might have written down all these parts for your build: CPU cooler, motherboard, RAM, SSD or HDD, GPU, power supply unit (PSU), and the case. Also check how old the PSU is besides its brand and model number. If you bought a Lenovo prebuilt, just add an item code to describe it. Is there any new update coming for your operating system? When talking about software, did the OS come already installed on your computer? You can try removing the audio drivers from the PC and then reinstalling them using the most recent version found on Lenovo's website, by right-clicking the installer and choosing Run as Administrator.