Windows Audio Issues
Windows Audio Issues
You're experiencing some audio problems with Windows 11, especially when starting videos and adjusting volume. It seems like the issue might be related to your hardware or system settings. Have you checked if any other devices are affected by this? Also, consider testing with a different device or USB port to rule out hardware issues. Let me know if you need further guidance!
You experimented with various gadgets and explored different connections. The specific outputs you utilized were also noteworthy.
You've already tried the setup multiple times and confirmed compatibility across different setups. It seems the problem might be related to driver issues or hardware limitations. Consider checking your system drivers, updating them, or testing on another device to rule out conflicts. If the issue persists, a new motherboard could indeed be necessary.
I doubt the motherboard is responsible for this problem. When switching between several digital speakers, you also alter the DAC (digital to analog converter). If this effect occurs only with one of the analog audio outputs, it might stem from the motherboard. Could you share a sample of the sounds here? Sometimes identifying the cause relies on familiarity.
I checked all USB ports and audio over HDMI. The 3.5mm jack gave a "pop/crackling" noise when I adjusted the volume or lowered it. This issue was most noticeable around 6:00, and I’ve been trying to fix it for a long time. Thanks for your assistance!
Please share the audio file of the speaker sounds, and I'll be happy to review it. Thank you for clarifying.