Windows 10: Windows 10 Build 1909 Audio Problem

I want to ask the community about the audio problem my windows.


My Laptop is HP 14

Windows 10 Build 1909

Celeron 3060


The problem is the same like when you play a video on Youtube and then you slow down the play-speed. You'll see that the sound become slow. The sound heard weirdly.

This is what happening on my Laptop.


The sound goes slow and as well as the laptop performance. It can be solved only if the laptop is shutted down or restarted. Then use it back again.


At first, I thought that this is because my laptop is overheat. Turns out it is not and I don't know when it will happen again.


I can't attach the recorded sound error here.


I've uninstalled the sound driver then restart it again. But, in the next hours, the error appears again.

I also havedone something from the task manager about the sound driver may be but nothing works.


So, do I have to wait for the next update?

Or, I can solve this problem?

Thanks.

:)

 

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Welcome to Microsoft Community.

I would suggest you to refer the following steps:

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  Click "Search" and type "Troubleshooting" without quotes and hit enter.
  
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  Click next to run the troubleshooter.
  

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