Windows 10: Buzzing Sound Occasionally in-game making game sound very low even in 100% volume.

Hi,


There is a buzzing sound only when I play game which glitches my whole laptop (MSI ge62 6qd Apache pro with Windows 10 64 bits). When the buzzing sound happens, the audio of my game become so low and sometimes even cut the whole audio of the game only. It is not an issue with the game.


There is no error message or whatsoever. I use Realtek HD audio driver but it is weird that I do not have the Enhancement tab in my sound properties like other people.


Troubleshoots tried already:

- Unistalled sound driver,

- Tried to change the sound frequency in advanced tab in sound properties. (is currently on 24 bit, 48000 Hz (studio Quality)),

- Scanned computer for possible viruses.


Thanks,

Jason

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I had low volume on Win7, Win8/8.1 and Win10 using Realtek HD audio.
Here is a fix that worked for me:
Make SURE your Windows sound level is set to low before doing this!
* Access the Realtek sound program
* On a desktop pc the rear green connector is normally used. Right click the icon and you have 2 options:
"New reassignment of contact/connector" or "sound settings" (or my english translation is a little off)
* Choose new reassignment of contact/connector
* Change from frontspeaker out to headphones
* Click OK and you are finished.

I can't guarantee that this will work for all of you, but I can no longer listen to music with audio settings at 100% because it is way to loud after doing this.