I recently upgraded my mobo to a msi mag z790 tomahawk. I have a razer leviathan v2x soundbar which worked fine before I upgraded my mobo/cpu. For whatever reason the speaker isn't recognized when the PC is turned on. I have to unplug the usb c cable and plug it back in for it to appear in my output devices. The speaker works fine after that and even shows up if I reset my pc. I've literally tried everything to my knowledge. I reached out to Razer, MSI, and Microsoft and they said it wasn't an issue on their end. I've reinstalled my OS, reinstalled drivers, reset my BIOS settings. It's a simple fix to get it working each time but it's driving me crazy that it just doesn't work like it should. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Have to unplug speaker each time after startup for it to appear in output devices
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When I shutdown my PC and switch off the power supply the next time I boot up my PC detects the speaker. Not sure what that says about the issue. That's been repeatable the 2 times I've tried it.
Left field, but have you tried powering the soundbar via a USB-C wall charger, but connecting it to the PC via Bluetooth?
Would of course require your PC to have BT capability.
Would of course require your PC to have BT capability.
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