Windows 11 Change Sound Settings Image credit Future Even though audio devices are virtually plug-and-play on Windows 11, sometimes, you may still need to manage the settings to ensure that sounds play correctly or as intended, depending on the example, if you have multiple output devices such as stereo speakers and gaming headsets, you can connect both to the system and configure the system to make one of them the default. Spatial sound offers a more immersive audio experience that makes it feel like the sound is playing around you and not directly from the speakers. You can enable mono audio to convert stereo sound into a single channel. You can configure special sound features to improve the audio quality. In addition, you can customize various other settings and fix the most common problems how-to guide will walk you through the steps to manage the sound settings on Windows to change default audio output on Windows 11On Windows 11, you can choose a different set of speakers, headphones, or headsets for the entire system or per default output for systemTo change where the computer should play sound on Windows 11, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output" section, click the "Choose where to play sound" the speakers, headphones, or headsets you want to use. Image credit FutureAlternatively, you can also change the default output device by opening the "Quick Settings" flyout Windows key + A keyboard shortcut, clicking the "Manage audio devices" button next to the volume slider, and selecting the default output per applicationTo set the default output device for a specific application, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureUnder the "Advanced" section, click the Volume mixer setting.Image credit FutureUnder the "Apps" section, select the the Output device setting to select a different output device.Image credit FutureOnce you complete the steps, Windows 11 will output sounds in the device you to enable spatial sound on Windows 11To enable or disable spatial sound, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output" section, click the Speakers setting.Image credit FutureSelect the "Windows Sonic for Headphones" option in the "Spatial audio" setting.Image credit FutureOptional Select the Off option for the "Type" you complete the steps, you will hear a more immersive sound experience from your to enable enhanced audio on Windows 11Windows 11 provides additional features to improve the sound quality with more bass, virtual surround, room correction, and loudness enhanced audio featuresTo enable and configure enhanced audio on Windows 11, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output" section, click the Speakers setting.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output settings" section, select the audio profile to use in the "Audio enhancements" setting.Image credit FutureClick the Back button to open the "Sound" page the "More sound settings" option.Image credit FutureSelect the device from list in the "Playback" tab and click the Properties button.Image credit FutureClick the Enhancements the "Disable all enhancements" option if applicable.Check the sound enhancement feature for Windows 11Bass Boost — Boosts the lowest frequencies that the device can Surround — Encodes audio for transfer as stereo output to receivers with a Matrix Correction — Compensates for room and speaker characteristics. When selecting this option, you'll need to complete the correction Equalization — Uses an understanding of human hearing to reduce perceived volume differences.Image credit FutureQuick note If you select "Bass Boost" when clicking the Settings button, you can adjust the frequency and boost levels. If you choose "Loudness Equalization," you can change the release time by clicking the Settings the Apply the OK you complete the steps, the audio enhancements will improve the audio features don't apply to everyone. If they are causing problems, it is best to turn them off with the steps enhanced audio featuresTo disable enhanced audio settings on Windows 11, use these stepsClick the Apply the OK button.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output" section, click the Speakers setting.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output settings" section, turn off the Audio enhancements toggle switch.Image credit FutureAfter you complete the steps, all the audio enhancements will turn off to disable audio output on Windows 11You can enable or disable the system's and apps' access to an output device at any time without disabling the output deviceTo disable an output device on Windows 11, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output" section, click the Speakers setting.Image credit FutureUnder the "General" section, click the Don't allow button for the "Audio" setting.Image credit FutureClick the Don't allow button you complete the steps, Windows 11 will no longer play sounds on that specific set of speakers, headsets, or output deviceTo enable an output device on Windows 11, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output" section, click the Speakers setting.Image credit FutureUnder the "General" section, click the Allow button for the "Audio" setting.Image credit FutureAfter you complete the steps, the output device will again be available on the to check audio driver version on Windows 11To check the audio driver version, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureConfirm the output device driver in the top-right corner.Image credit FutureIn addition to the version number, the page also shows the driver's date and provider to enable mono audio on Windows 11To enable or disable mono audio on Windows 11, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureTurn on the Mono audio toggle switch to enable the feature.Image credit FutureOptional Turn off the Mono audio toggle switch to disable the you complete the steps, the stereo sound will be converted into a single channel, letting you hear everything on Windows to pair audio output device on Windows 11To pair a new set of speakers, headphones, or headsets to Windows 11, make the peripheral discoverable, and use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output" section, click the Add device button for the "Pair a new output device" setting.Image credit FutureClick the Bluetooth option.Image credit FutureSelect the wireless speakers.Image credit FutureContinue with the on-screen directions if applicable.After you complete the steps, the wireless output device will connect to Windows to control system volume on Windows 11To control the system sounds and apps on Windows 11, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output" section, use the volume slider to control the system volume.Image credit FutureUnder the "Advanced" section, click the Volume mixer setting.Image credit FutureUnder the "Apps" section, use the System sounds slider to control the volume for the system sounds.Image credit FutureUse the slider to increase or decrease the volume for a specific tip If you have multiple sets of output or input devices, you can click the app to select which speakers or microphone the app should can also increase or lower the volume by using the dedicated audio buttons or shortcuts in the keyboard, opening the Quick Settings flyout Windows key + A keyboard shortcut, and using the volume slider. Or you can click the speaker icon to mute the to rename audio output device on Windows 11To rename an output device on Windows 11, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output" section, click the Speakers setting.Image credit FutureClick the Rename button in the top-left corner.Image credit FutureConfirm the new name for the the Rename you complete the steps, the new name will appear on the device top-left side of the page.How to test speakers or headphones on Windows 11To test speakers, headphones, or headsets on Windows 11, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureUnder the "Output" section, click the Test button in the "Format" setting.Image credit FutureAfter you complete the steps, you'll know whether the output device is working or whether troubleshooting is to manage sound balance on Windows 11To adjust the left and right sound balance on Windows 11, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right side.Image credit FutureUnder the "Advanced" section, click the "More sound settings" option.Image credit FutureSelect the device from list in the "Playback" tab and click the Properties button.Image credit FutureClick the Levels the Balance the left and right volume settings as needed.Image credit FutureClick the OK the Apply the OK you complete the steps, the audio should play more balanced in the output to fix sound problems on Windows 11To fix the most common sound problems on a laptop or desktop, use these stepsOpen on the Sound page on the right Windows Central Image credit FutureUnder the "Advanced" section, click the Output devices option for the "Troubleshoot common sound problems" setting.Image credit FutureClick the Yes button in the "Get Help" app to launch the troubleshooter.Image credit FutureContinue with the on-screen directions if applicable.Alternatively, you can also run the sound troubleshooter directly from the Troubleshoot settings resourcesFor more helpful articles, coverage, and answers to common questions about Windows 10 and Windows 11, visit the following resourcesWindows 11 on Windows Central — All you need to knowWindows 10 on Windows Central — All you need to know Cutting-edge operating system A refreshed design in Windows 11 enables you to do what you want effortlessly and safely, with biometric logins for encrypted authentication and advanced antivirus defenses. 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SymptomsIf you are experiencing any of the following sound or audio playback symptoms on your Dell computer, follow the steps in this article to troubleshoot and resolve the sound or audio playback issue. Low or no sound or audio during playback. Stuttering, jarring, distorted, crackling, or choppy audio. Playback sound is intermittent. Static, white noise, or hissing. Audio device disappears after a Windows update. Having trouble with the microphone or audio recording on your Dell computer? Learn How to Troubleshoot Audio or Sound Recording Issues. CauseAudio playback issues can occur due to corrupt audio drivers, speaker or headphone connection, incorrect audio playback settings, and more. ResolutionExpand the sections below for more information, and follow the troubleshooting steps in a sequence. Check the audio ports for damage, and clean the ports Audio ports are exposed to elements that may cause a build-up of dust or even physical damage. Audio performance issues may occur if there is any damage that is caused to the audio cables or the audio ports on the computer. If you notice that the port or connector has dust or other contaminants, use a can of compressed air to clean the ports. WARNING Do not use any type of cleaning solution, water, or even a damp cloth. Turn off the computer, and disconnect the audio and power cable if any before using the can of compressed air to clean the ports. If you notice physical damage, contact Dell Technical Support to learn more about repair options that are available in your region. If there is no damage, go to the next step. Back to top Restart your Dell computer A simple reboot can resolve many issues almost immediately. Restarting the computer effectively clears the memory RAM and ensures that any errant processes and services that start are shut down. Restarting the computer closes all the applications and software running on the computer. This includes applications running on the taskbar and services that are running in the background. WARNING Before restarting the computer, ensure to bookmark open web pages, save any open documents, spreadsheets, or other unsaved work. If the audio playback issue persists, go to the next step. Back to top Check the connection external speakers, headphones, or earphones Standard speakers or headphones Most desktop computers come with 3 or more audio connectors. Most laptops come with one combo connector that supports both headphones and a microphone. Verify that the speaker or soundbar cables are connected properly from the device to the computer. Audio connectors and plugs on the sound card are color-coded on desktops to help with a proper connection Figure 1. Figure 1 Illustration of audio ports on a desktop computer. To learn what each color code means, see the User Manual of your Dell computer. NOTE All Dell laptops have integrated speakers. Use an earphone or headphones to identify if the issue is with the integrated speakers. For Dell monitors with integrated speakers, verify that the HDMI, DisplayPort, or USB-C Thunderbolt 3 cable is connected between the computer and the monitor these cables support both audio and video on the same cable. Ensure that the speakers or soundbar is powered using the manufacturer-provided power cable, AC adapter, batteries, or USB cable. NOTE Depending on the type or model, the speaker or soundbar may use an AC adapter, power cable, USB power, or batteries to provide power. See the user manual of the speaker or soundbar to learn more. Connect the speaker or headphone jack directly into the line-out or speaker-out connector on the computer. Turn up the volume using the volume knob on the speaker or soundbar. See the user manual of the speaker or soundbar on how to control the volume. Test the sound playback on the computer. Right-click the Volume or speaker icon in the notification area bottom-right corner and select Open sound settings. Under Output, click Manage sound devices. Under Output devices, select the correct speaker, and click Test. You must hear an audio jingle. If the audio playback issue persists, go to the next step. Back to top Bluetooth speakers or headphones Turn on the Bluetooth speaker, and put it into discoverable mode. NOTE To learn how to put the Bluetooth speaker into discoverable mode, see the device's User Manual. Turn on Bluetooth on the computer. Pair the Bluetooth speaker with the computer. NOTE Once the Bluetooth speaker and the computer are paired, the devices connect automatically when they are in the range of each other with Bluetooth activated. The range of the Bluetooth signal may vary across different Bluetooth devices. NOTE Some Bluetooth speakers may require a passcode to pair and connect, see the User Manual of the Bluetooth speaker for device-specific instructions. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete pairing or connecting the Bluetooth speaker. Learn How to Pair Dell Bluetooth Devices in Windows 11 and Windows 10. Or learn how to Connect to a Bluetooth Device From Your Dell Computer in Windows 8 If the audio playback issue persists, go to the next step. Back to top Check volume settings and set the default playback device for low or no sound The default audio playback device is Microsoft Windows's device to output play sound. You can select which device to use by default when connecting speakers, soundbar, earphones or headphones, Bluetooth headset, or other audio devices to the computer. Windows can play audio through the speaker or line-out port, Bluetooth, HDMI, DisplayPort DP, or USB-C Thunderbolt 3 ports. Selecting the correct playback device and checking the volume settings for audio playback to work on the computer is essential. NOTE By default, Windows does not show you devices that are disabled or disconnected. If your device is not listed in the playback devices window, right-click anywhere in the blank space and click Show Disabled Devices and Show Disconnected Devices. NOTE Only one device can be set as a default sound or audio playback device. To set a default playback device and check volume settings Right-click the Volume or speaker icon in the notification area bottom-right corner and select Open sound settings. Under Choose your output device, select the speaker or audio device you would like to use. Click the Volume or speaker icon in the notification area and set the volume to your preference. NOTE Check the volume settings on the application in use. For example, Windows Media Player, VLC player, YouTube video, and more. If the audio playback issue persists, go to the next step. Back to top Run the Microsoft Sound Troubleshooter Microsoft Windows includes various troubleshooters that are designed to quickly diagnose and automatically resolve many personal computer problems. Although Windows Troubleshooter cannot fix hardware problems, they are a great place to start if you encounter a problem with the computer. Windows Troubleshooters are built into the Control Panel in Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows or Windows 8. How to run the Windows Sound Troubleshooter in Microsoft Windows 11 or Windows 10? Click Start, and then select Settings gear icon. Click Update & Security and select Troubleshoot. Click Playing Audio and then click Run the troubleshooter. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the troubleshooting process. How to run the Windows Sound Troubleshooter in Microsoft Windows or 8? Right-click Start, and then select Control Panel. Under System and Security, click Find and fix problems. Under Hardware and Sound, click Troubleshoot audio playback. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the troubleshooting process. If the audio playback issue persists, go to the next step. Back to top Reinstall or Update the chipset, audio, and BIOS drivers Dell Technologies recommends updating the device drivers and BIOS as part of your scheduled update cycle. Device drivers and BIOS updates may contain feature enhancements or changes that help keep your system software current and compatible with other computer modules hardware and software as well as increased stability. It is essential to update the following device drivers for optimal audio or sound playback performance and to resolve common audio or sound playback-related issues BIOS Chipset Audio driver Download and install the latest Dell drivers from the website. Learn How to Download and Install Dell Drivers. Learn about Dell BIOS Updates. NOTE If the BIOS is already updated to the latest version, reset the BIOS to factory defaults. Learn about Dell BIOS Updates. How to Update your System Setup BIOS Duration 0206Closed captions Click the CC icon, and then select the preferred language. NOTE The primary audio jack detection software is MaxxAudio which is part of the Realtek audio driver package. The MaxxAudio software may fail to install if an anti-virus software blocks the installation or the associated service with the driver. Certain configurations of McAfee anti-virus, for example, can cause this behavior. Download the Realtek audio driver, and extract the contents to a location on the hard drive. Go to the extracted files and run the MaxxAudio Installer x64 or x86 to install the software manually. Once installed, restart the computer and ensure the anti-virus is not blocking the associated service with MaxxAudio, often described as Waves Audio Service in the services menu. The services .exe or for example may need to be added to the anti-virus exception list to resolve. If the audio playback issue persists, go to the next step. Back to top Run a hardware diagnostic test Running a hardware diagnostic test can help you identify hardware-related problems and provide you with troubleshooting steps to help resolve the issue. To determine if your Dell computer is experiencing a hardware problem, it is recommended that you first run a hardware diagnostic test. Dell offers both integrated and online diagnostics. Running hardware-diagnostic test using Dell SupportAssist If the computer can boot into Windows and has an active Internet connection, run a hardware diagnostic test on the sound or audio card using Dell SupportAssist. Running Dell SupportAssist Preboot System Assessment or enhanced Preboot System Assessment Dell PSA or ePSA Restart the computer. When the Dell logo appears, press the F12 key to enter the One-time Boot Menu. Use the arrow keys to select Diagnostics and press the Enter key. Follow the on-screen prompts and respond appropriately to complete the diagnostics. If the test passes, go to the next step. If the test fails, ensure to write down the error code and validation code, and contact Dell Technical Support. Forced ePSA Recovery Duration 0326Closed captions Click the CC icon, and then select the preferred language. Performing a Hardware Scan using Dell SupportAssist Duration 0211Closed captions Click the CC icon, and then select the preferred language. If the audio playback issue persists, go to the next step. Back to top Download and install Microsoft Windows updates Windows updates can support your Windows operating system in many ways. Windows updates can solve specific problems, provide protection from malicious attacks, or even add new features to the operating system. How to install Windows Updates in Microsoft Windows 11, Windows 10, and Windows 8 or Right-click Start and click Settings. In the Settings panel, click Update & Security. In the left panel, select Windows Update. On the right panel, click Check for updates. Restart the computer after downloading and installing the updates. If the audio playback issue persists, go to the next step. Back to top Perform Windows System Restore System Restore is an integrated Windows tool that is designed to protect and repair the operating system. When something goes wrong with your computer, System Restore should be used before restoring the computer to factory default settings. Learn How to Use System Restore in Microsoft Windows. If the audio playback issue persists, go to the next step. Back to top Restore the computer to factory default settings If the diagnostic tests on the audio or sound card passed, it is most definitely an issue that is related to software installed on the computer. If the above troubleshooting steps did not resolve the issue, you can try to restore the computer to factory default settings as a last resort. Dell computers are built with a small amount of hard disk space that is reserved for reinstalling the operating system. This method is the easiest way to restore the computer to factory condition. The restoration process deletes all user data from the computer, so be sure to back up all your files before beginning this process. WARNING Restoring the computer to factory defaults or reinstalling the operating system using any recovery media erases all data on the computer. Be sure to back up all important data like documents, spreadsheets, images, and videos before restoring or reinstalling the operating system. Select the operating system that is installed on your computer to find more information about how to restore the computer to factory default settings Microsoft Windows 11 or Windows 10 Microsoft Windows 8 or NOTE After restoring or reinstalling the operating system, it is recommended that you download and install the latest device drivers from the website. Perform a Reset in Windows 10 Duration 0136Closed captions Click the CC icon, and then select the preferred language. If the audio playback issue persists after restoring or reinstalling the operating system, contact Dell Technical Support. Back to top Additional InformationRecommended Articles Here are some recommended articles for you. 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