Windows 10: Stereo Audio

I can't seem to get stereo audio to output from my PC. I have tried everything I've seen on the internet and to no avail. I've uninstalled every other audio driver and am using the provided driver from windows. I've reinstalled even that. I've reset the settings, run the troubleshooter, and nothing has seemed to work.

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Stereo Audio Bleeding


Hi,
I have recently upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7. I'm having an issue with audio bleeding in stereo channels. If I pan audio 100% left I can hear it in the right channel at about 20% and vice versa, even though levels are showing 0% for that channel. I'm not using any special equipment, just headphones plugged into my PC. I'm using Realtek drivers.

Things I've tried:

• Installing latest drivers
• Installing old drivers
• Using basic Windows drivers
• Disabling on-board audio and connecting a separate sound card
• Disabling all audio enhancements
• Clean install of Windows 10

I've also tried plugging my headphones into a different PC running Windows 7 with no issue. I don't know what else to try to fix it. Hope someone can help. Thanks.

 

Stereo Mix Not Showing

It appears that the driver is not recognized by the computer. Your audio chipset drivers may be outdated, that's why Stereo Mix does not appear in the list of devices. We suggest checking the device manufacturer if there are available updates for the drivers.

Once you're done updating the audio chipset drivers, check again if the missing device will appear.

Let us know how it turns out.

 

Audio streaming hiccups while connected to car stereo and MS Band - using HTC One M8

• Phone: HTC One M8 Windows Phone on Verizon - fully updated
• MS Band: fully updated
• Location & Connectivity: In my car and connected to both the car stereo and Band via Bluetooth
• Activities:
  • Streaming audio through car stereo (xbox music, TuneIn Radio or ESPN Radio)
  • Band receiving notifications from phone
• Problem:
  • When the band syncs (seems to be every 15 minutes) or i get any notifications, it causes severe hiccups to my audio stream
• MS Band Support says there is no option to change frequency of notifications. The only solution they can provide is to manually disconnect the band from the phone by disabling Bluetooth or going to airplane mode. They suggested I reach out to phone support
  to see if there is a way to prioritize Bluetooth connections on a windows phone.