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I know this was posted and deleted last night,but its happened again,and I don't know why?
I need to know the cause of this!!

ZekTheKid wrote:I know this was posted and deleted last night,but its happened again,and I don't know why?
I need to know the cause of this!!

Did you update your audio drivers recently?
Also; do you have Windows 10? I ask because it will force driver updates...
If you are on Win 10 you can open Programs and Features and look on the left of installed updates. See if a driver got installed.
It may be a driver update that isn't audio. Sometimes Nvidia drivers bork things in the audio dept.

Ericmopar wrote:

ZekTheKid wrote:I know this was posted and deleted last night,but its happened again,and I don't know why?
I need to know the cause of this!!

Did you update your audio drivers recently?
Also; do you have Windows 10? I ask because it will force driver updates...
If you are on Win 10 you can open Programs and Features and look on the left of installed updates. See if a driver got installed.
It may be a driver update that isn't audio. Sometimes Nvidia drivers bork things in the audio dept.

Update audio drivers: No,and never have touched them,unless windows 10 auto installed an update that made it weird.
Realtek built-in mic/speakers on windows 10 haven't been screwing up until last night.The only updates that have been installed is just windows updates and security updates.

I think it's a hex. Perhaps you need a intervention.

buzz456 wrote:I think it's a hex. Perhaps you need a intervention.

This is what I see on updates.The cut out is happening often.I'm not sure why.
P.S. Your little berk picture with your signature is broken.

Zek
You really haven't given us much to go on.
Are you using onboard sound.
Are you using a Sound card. which one?
Are you using Realtek audio drivers - up to date (if using win 10?)
Have you installed the audio drivers via the NVidia video card driver install (should be dated 2/12/2015) Geforce 359.06
Windows key + R enter dxdiag - OK - what if anything is reported?
Have you "rolled back" a driver recently?

Regards
pH

Ericmopar wrote:

ZekTheKid wrote:I know this was posted and deleted last night,but its happened again,and I don't know why?
I need to know the cause of this!!

Also; do you have Windows 10? I ask because it will force driver updates...

Not for me it doesn't. I think you should rephrase that to on some computers.