Sudden Mic/Speaker Cutout Issue

[ZekTheKid]

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!!

[Ericmopar]

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.

[ZekTheKid]

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.

[buzz456]

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

[ZekTheKid]

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

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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.

[peterhayes]

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

[trev123]

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.