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I have a very weird problem with the sound coming out of my laptop ( win10 ), which seems to be neither fully hardware nor software related.
I only get sound in one of my speakers / one side of my headphones, the problem comes and goes sometimes by activating and de-activating the sound device in the device manager.
So far, i've tried :
- using 2 other external soundcards (usb) with their own drivers, pluging several devices, headphones or speakers to it. Same problem.
it proves that my 3.5mm laptop output isnt broken. The devices mentionned above work fine with other laptops / computers.
-re installing the drivers, installing older versions of the realtek audio driver installed by default on my laptop, plug several devices ( speakers and headphones ) onto my 3.5mm output. same problem
-fuck around with all the options in the sound manager
the weird thing to me is, if the same problem occurs with a usb output or a 3.5mm one, it means its not hardware problem. and if the problem still occurs with different drivers, its not a sotware problem either...
I only get sound in one of my speakers / one side of my headphones, the problem comes and goes sometimes by activating and de-activating the sound device in the device manager.
So far, i've tried :
- using 2 other external soundcards (usb) with their own drivers, pluging several devices, headphones or speakers to it. Same problem.
it proves that my 3.5mm laptop output isnt broken. The devices mentionned above work fine with other laptops / computers.
-re installing the drivers, installing older versions of the realtek audio driver installed by default on my laptop, plug several devices ( speakers and headphones ) onto my 3.5mm output. same problem
-fuck around with all the options in the sound manager
the weird thing to me is, if the same problem occurs with a usb output or a 3.5mm one, it means its not hardware problem. and if the problem still occurs with different drivers, its not a sotware problem either...
