Since building a new computer running Windows 10, I can't get the audio to be balanced (although I can somewhat "alleviate" the issue by changing the levels under Control Panel > Sound > Properties > Levels). With new headphones as well, the issue is very noticeable.
Here are some things I've tried:
I'm convinced that this issue is related to the actual signals that are being sent out.
Are there any other suggestions you might have?
If not, would buying a PCIe sound card/external amplifier fix this issue?
Thank you for any help you can provide.
Here are some things I've tried:
- Using different headphones (imbalance present on all headphones, and not present when using said headphones on other computers)
- Switching from front jack on desktop to rear jack on motherboard (no change)
- Updating the bios (no change)
- Updating the audio drivers and restarting (no change)
- Manually uninstalling audio drivers, reinstalling the audio drivers, and restarting (no change)
- Disabling Audio Enchancements (no change)
- Enabling/Disabling Exclusive Mode (no change)
- Using Windows Troubleshooting tool (no errors found)
- Manually adjusting the balance under sound properties (helped somewhat, still unbalanced)
I'm convinced that this issue is related to the actual signals that are being sent out.
Are there any other suggestions you might have?
If not, would buying a PCIe sound card/external amplifier fix this issue?
Thank you for any help you can provide.