Windows 10: My speaker won't make a noise

I just connected a Bluetooth speaker to my windows 11, and no noise is coming from it. I've tried trouble shooting it, unpairing, and repairing my device but it's not working. I have no clue to why it's not making any noise.

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[Windows 10] Bluetooth speakers FIX - Audio cuts, "noise gate"

Hi guys/gals

I´ve been crazy about this issue where your bluetooth speakers starts cutting the sound at low volumes or when you have certain sounds played (like rain sounds or something that sounds close to static noise) and took a whole day investigating this.

To make this history short:

What could be the causes?:

• It could be a Microsoft thing but it is a combination of hardware (speakers) and software (the OS). I didn´t have this problem while testing using android phones.
• The hardware (in this case bluetooth speakers) have some kind of battery preservation circuit where if they detect low volume "noise" (could be rain sound, wind, etc) it shuts off the audio to conserve power. That is called "noise gate", it
  prevents noise when you are "not using" the speakers (if you are a guitar player, you already know this term).

How do I fix this?:

• So, the thing here is that you cannot apply a clean fix for this. And with clean, I mean a microsoft patch, new driver or something like that.
• What you need to do is to send a "keep alive" noise constantly to the speakers to force them to shut off the noise gate and let all sounds ring. The good news is that a low level sound is good enough to do this and you wont notice its there because you
  can´t hear it. The bad news is that you will need to have a minimal sound player on the background (invisible) playing this sound in an infinite loop causing around %1 cpu processing all the time, this should be nothing for modern PC´s but I want to let you
  know "what is happening under the hood".

STEPS:

1. Download the zip file from my onedrive: here
2. Extract to folder "BT SPEAKER FIX" (it creates this automatically when unziping)
3. Double click "INSTALL.BAT"
4. Restart the PC.

What is this mysterious file?:

• The zip file contains a mini command line audio player called Sounder (all rights to the dev of the app)
• A 20hz .wav sound file
• 3 Batch files made by me:

start.bat (this will start playing the 20hz sound file on every reboot automatically on an endless loop)

INSTALL.BAT (this will create a folder called "FIX BLUETOOTH SPEAKERS" on your user profile folder and move all files there and also will copy start.bat to the startup folder in windows for automatic start on every
reboot (to see this do WIN + R and type shell:startup and hit enter)

UNINSTALL.BAT (this will stop the sounder process and delete start.bat from the startup folder so it doesn´t start next reboot)

If you want to completely delete all files you have to manually delete the "FIX BLUETOOTH SPEAKERS" folder in your user profile folder (usually C:\users\YOURUSERNAME) just make sure to execute "UNINSTALL.BAT" first so it deletes the automatic startup before
deleting the whole folder.

If it works then congrats!! your problem was like mine and it should be "fixed"If it doesn´t then check the usual troubleshooting, make sure the BT devices have good signal, reinstall drivers, etc... your problem is different than mine

Have a nice one everybody!

 

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*Banghead

 

speakers noise with windows10

Dear AB,

thanks for you helping.

the noise is "solid screaming".

when I plug in only headphone jack, I heard the noise from it and pc speakers mute.

when I plug in only microphone jack, the noise from pc speakers almost all gone!!!??

when I plug in both of jacks, I heard almost no the noise from headphone.

I did your "method 1 and 2", but not work.

would appreciate you further helping.

regards