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Hey guys, I cleaned my pc yesterday and when I launched it there is a red cross on the audio thingy. I don’t think I could break the motherboard but yesterday after researching I fixed it somehow, or it fixed itself and I don’t know how, I thought it’s fixed then but today is the same problem. I tried disabling enabling in menager device etc. but nothing works, it shows that everything works and is enabled but I don’t have any sound and red cross on audio button.
Do you have any suggestions? Please help
Did you remove any components when you cleaned the pc? With what did you clean it?
Ensure mute isn’t enabled.
Check to see if there are any new drivers for the audio via the PC manufacturer.
If you have fast startup enabled then disable this & restart.
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