The tenth Windows continues to receive official updates. Not all of them have a positive effect on computer performance. So, a fresh update began to cause problems with audio playback at the system level. To the delight of users, the solution to the problem was found quickly enough.
Microsoft has confirmed that this bug exists. The problem is described in the patch on the official website. After the installation of the KB5016616 update, depending on the hardware, audio playback may completely disappear or become intermittent. The recommendations indicate that you should update your sound drivers before installing the update. If the problem persists or the update was installed earlier, then you need to open the standard system troubleshooter. You can also turn off sound enhancements by going to the following Start menu items: Settings -> System -> Sound. In the window that appears, you will need to find your audio playback device and turn off improvements.
In a new patch, Microsoft will release an auto-fix for the problem. An alternative would be to switch to the eleventh Windows, where there is no such bug.
Microsoft has confirmed that this bug exists. The problem is described in the patch on the official website. After the installation of the KB5016616 update, depending on the hardware, audio playback may completely disappear or become intermittent. The recommendations indicate that you should update your sound drivers before installing the update. If the problem persists or the update was installed earlier, then you need to open the standard system troubleshooter. You can also turn off sound enhancements by going to the following Start menu items: Settings -> System -> Sound. In the window that appears, you will need to find your audio playback device and turn off improvements.
In a new patch, Microsoft will release an auto-fix for the problem. An alternative would be to switch to the eleventh Windows, where there is no such bug.
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