

I suggest to try them both in the above order, doing each time :


I have fixed the Windows 10 audio issue on my laptop by doing this: On Signal Enhancements section Uncheck Enable audio enhancements.Uncheck Immediate Mode at top of the listĮDIT: For users that have Advanced tab instead of Enhancements:.Enhancements tab (if existing) > Uncheck Disable all sound effects (or similar option).Playback tab > Right-click Speakers > Properties.(Alternatively, right-click on the tray area Sound icon and select Sounds) Click Start > Type sound > Enter to open Sound settings.Source: Windows 10 Maxes Out Volume Sometimes It's a driver (Realtek supposedly) problem with Windows 10 that causes this issue: when playing a video (YouTube, local file, etc.) and you pause the audio, playing again would result in a volume change without any real change in the speaker volume meter.
