Windows 10: Are my laptop speakers faulty or tinny or driver issue??

I bought a new Lenovo Yoga C740 and the left speaker makes and sort of buzzing sound at mid volume - I cant really tell if it's just because laptop speakers aren't usually the best or if it's defective. Only one side makes the sound which makes me think it isn't a driver problem. What do ya think?

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E71 speaker sounding tinny

Hi,



The E71 (still love this phone) normally should be making keypress sounds (a muted beep); recently this default beep became more tinny. Also the sound during phone conversations is a little distorted, more tinny, or "sharp". Does anyone else experience this
problem? Can it be that the speaker gets damaged after a while, especially when the volume is turned up occasionally? If that's the case, is it repairable?



Thanks in advance,

Rutger

 

Laptop Internal Speakers Sound Tinny

I have an HP Envy laptop. I had no issues with my internal speakers, until I upgraded to windows 10. They sound like a tin can now. I have tried a multitude of fixes and nothing has made a difference. The driver description is "High Def Audio Device".
I believe these are a Microsoft internal bus speaker. Under Device Manager there are two High def audio devices listed and one of them has a yellow exclamation next to it, that will not go away.

I have updated the driver

Uninstalled & re-installed the driver

Ran the microsoft "Mr. Fix It" - problem couldn't be fixed

Ran the troubleshooter - said device driver is not working properly, so I re-installed driver again.

Ran troubleshooter a second time - this time is says device is working properly. But it actually isn't.

Under speaker properties - I disabled all enhancements

Any other ideas I would greatly appreciate. Thank You!!

PS - as KY replied below. My issue also started after the last MS update.

 

sound distorted after windows 10 anniversary upgrade

This is where I'm at on my HP laptop with Windows 10 and the Anniversary update.

I completed step #3 "hardware and sound" but that took me to an option for "sound, speakers." There was no "properties" as step #4 suggests. I selected "sound, speakers" and then found "properties." After selecting "properties" there was no "enhancements
tab" as step #5 suggests.

Regardless, I then uninstalled the realtek audio driver. I noticed that when I did this without restarting my laptop that the sound was now tinny, but not distorted as it was previously. After restarting, the sound was again full, yet distorted.

Realtek still shows in my programs list, though it shows no memory is used.

Thanks for your continued help.