Windows 10: My Lenovo laptop speaker sound too slow

I will watch frequently meeting zoom from my laptop

all is ok, but one day it prompt a pop up notification failed to audio devices

but after setted there is become low sound too.\

plz help.

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Bluetooth speaker (Lenovo 500) is connecting with laptop but sound is not coming

Hi Team,

I am having Lenovo Yoga 500 laptop which i use it to connect to my bluetooth stereo speaker Lenovo 500. My laptop is running the latest version of Windows 10 (last updated on 13-Jan-2016). It was working fine before last Nov 2015 big OS update.

After that (i checked it only this year), it is pairing and staying connected but the sound is not coming. Strangely the laptops speakers is also in sync with bluetooth speakers and even then no sound. Also i cannot hear the sound from the laptop speakers
when it is connected to a bluetooth speakers. Laptop speakers works well when it is not paired.

However the same bluetooth speaker is working perfectly fine with my Lumia 920 running WP 8.1.

Kindly provide your suggestions or solutions for this.

Thanks

 

No Sound through laptop speakers

Hi all, hopefully this is a simple issue.

I have a Lenovo Yoga 11e laptop. This past Friday, it froze like it crashed, then rebooted due to an error. Ever since, there has been no sound from the internal speakers or through headphones. For some reason a bluetooth speaker will work, but nothing
onboard.

Here are the troubleshooting steps I have tried

-Ensured nothing is muted or disabled. The speaker are the default sound devices

-Re-installing the Realtek High Definition Audio Drivers

-Uninstalled the speaker drivers entirely

-Installed the latest Realtek Drivers from Realtek's site

-I even did a destructive restore

None of the above steps solved anything. I still can only get sound from the bluetooth speaker. Any additional insight would be greatly appreciated.

 

Lenovo laptop suddenly slow

I have a new Lenovo E580 laptop (bought January 2019) which suddenly started to run very slow. I have especially noticed it with build times in Visual Studio and loading times for a local website in IIS.

I have tried to reinstall Windows 10 Pro by formatting the entire computer but it’s still slow.

Laptop spec:

• Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
  
• CPU: i7-8550U 2.00GHz
  
• 16 GB RAM
  
• 512 SSD
  

Software where I really notice the slowness:

• Visual Studio Community 2019 Version 16.3.9
  
• IIS to Windows 10
  

I have tried to setup an older laptop with the same software installed as the new laptop, to compare the loading times. The old laptop has a very similar spec. (i7-4700MQ 2.40GHz, 16GB RAM, 256 SSD). The load time for a local website on the new laptop is 78 seconds where on the old is 30 seconds. On the new laptop it used to be around 30 seconds as well.

It’s not just Visual Studio and IIS that is slow it’s the entire laptop. I thought it would be fixed by reinstalling Windows but there were no improvements. I suspect it’s a hardware issue, but I don’t get any errors, and everything looks fine.

Does anyone have suggestions to what I can try to pinpoint this issue or is it better to contact Lenovo support, as the new laptop is still under warranty?