Windows 11 is designed to provide sound, but if your system refuses to make any sound, there might be a few underlying issues. Try these potential fixes to restore audio functionality:
1. Check your volume levels
Right-click the speaker icon located at the bottom right of your screen (next to the date and time). Select Open Volume Mixer and ensure the volume levels are set high enough to be audible.
2. Check the sound settings
Right-click the speaker icon again and choose Open sound settings. Under the Choose where to play sound section, verify that your speakers or headphones are correctly selected as the audio output device.
3. Check the connections
For external speakers, make sure they are properly connected to your computer. Double-check the cable connections. If you are using wireless devices, disconnect and reconnect them to ensure a stable connection.
4. Run the Windows 11 audio troubleshooter
Right-click the speaker icon and select Troubleshoot sound problems. Follow the on-screen instructions to diagnose and resolve any audio-related issues.
By following these steps, you should be able to restore sound on your Windows 11 system.
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