Windows 10: DELL OUTPUT FORMAT SPEAKERS WINDOWS 11

Vì máy đột nhiên mấy tiếng, mình táy máy nên vô tình chỉnh định dạng đầu ra Speakers từ 32 bit, 48000 Hz sang 16 bit, 48000 Hz. Cùng lúc đó thấy máy có bản cập nhật, nên mình quên chỉnh lại mà cập nhật luôn. Giờ mình không thể chỉnh lại định dạng cũ được. 16 bit, 48000 Hz trở thành mặc định luôn. Này có phải là do bản cập nhật mới hay do máy bị lỗi nên nó giữ mặc định vậy không ạ? Tôi dùng dell inspiron 15 3520 i5

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how to select the output audio speakers

To change the speaker output on Windows Media Player, you can try the following steps:

1. Open Windows Media Player.
   
2. Click on “Tools” and then “Options”.
   
3. Click on the “Devices” tab.
   
4. Click on “Speakers” and then “Properties”.
   
5. Select the audio device you want to use and click on “OK”.
   
6. You may also have to restart WMP for changes to take effect.
   

If the above steps don’t work, you can try changing the default sound device in Windows 11. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Open the Settings app by pressing the Windows key + I.
   
2. Click on “System” and then “Sound”.
   
3. Under the “Output” section, click on the “Choose where to play sound” setting.
   
4. Select the speakers, headphones, or headsets you want to use.
   

 

Issue with Bluetooth Speakers Connected but not listed in sound devices on Windows 11

When attempting to connect my Vizio Bluetooth speaker to my computer, the pairing process is successful. However, despite being paired, the audio continues to play through the computer's built-in speakers instead of the connected Bluetooth speakers. Notably, the Bluetooth speakers do not appear in the mixer settings, preventing me from redirecting the audio output.

Observations:

• In Settings -> Bluetooth & devices -> Devices -> Audio, both Dell U2723QE and VIZIO SB3651 are listed.
  
• In Settings -> System -> Sound -> All Sound devices -> Output devices, only Dell U2723QE is listed.
  

Additional Information:

• PC Build Details:
  
  • BaseBoard Manufacturer: Micro-Star International Co., Ltd.
    
  • BaseBoard Product: PRO Z690-A WIFI (MS-7D25)
    
  • Intel® Wi-Fi 6E module
    
• Operating System:
  
  • Microsoft Windows 11 Pro
    
  • Version 10.0.22621 Build 22621
    

Troubleshooting Steps Taken:

• Repeated pairing attempts.
  
• Checked the mixer settings, but Bluetooth speakers are not visible.
  
• Verified Bluetooth speaker functionality on other devices.
  

Note: I have come across multiple reports online highlighting the same issue with Bluetooth speaker connectivity on Windows 11. Despite the prevalence of this problem, it appears that no tickets or decisive action has been taken by Microsoft to address this issue. Therefore, I am posting this problem again in the hope of receiving assistance and contributing to the resolution of this widespread concern.

 

I can't use my TV's speakers as an output

Hi wkzrobert,



Welcome to the Microsoft community and thank you for asking your question in the community!

Based on your description, I understand that your Samsung TV is now not outputting sound as a speaker, and you have tried updating the drivers as well as reinstalling the device. I think you can try the following troubleshooting steps:

• Change the sound output device
  

1. Changing the speakers in Windows settings is easy. To do so, right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar. In the pop-up menu, select "Open Sound Settings".
   
2. The Windows Settings application will automatically open to the Sound settings page. In the top section labeled "Output", find the menu labeled "Choose where to play sound" and click once to expand it if necessary.
   
3. Below it, you will see a list of all the audio output devices detected by Windows 11. Click the circle button next to the device you want to use as audio output.
   

• Try replacing it with a DisplayPort or High-Definition Media Interface (HDMI).
  

Please let me know if I have misunderstood. Tell us the results and we will get back to you as soon as possible. We look forward to hearing from you.



Best regards,



| Microsoft Community Support Specialist