Hey guys,
The built-in speaker on my old Dell Vostro 1015 went kaput years ago, so I used to use speakers in the past & later started using only headphones. Have been using the laptop since 2011.
Not sure, what happened but since morning, my audio kept breaking, tried searching around a bit for solution & found that in the Devices, the audio keeps shuffling between Speaker & Headphone. I tried updating driver, said its up-to-date. Tried disabling Speaker & only enabled Headphone, still not much of a help.
At times, when I remove the headphone from the jack, it says headphone connected when I put it on, it shows as unplugged.
just for info, I replaced old HDD with SSD & replaced my old RAM slots of 2gb each to 4gb each, the max possible for this Core2Duo processor, in 2023 June thereabouts.
I tried running sfc /scannow multiple times, I get different results. Every odd time (1st, 3rd, 5th..) I get "found some issues but unable to fix", every even time (2nd, 4th, 6th,...) get results stating all issues fixed. This result has been happening for more than year r so, hasn't caused any other issues.
I am clueless on what else I can look into, any sort of assistance is appreciated. If sfc result isn't related to my audio issues, no worries about it.
The built-in speaker on my old Dell Vostro 1015 went kaput years ago, so I used to use speakers in the past & later started using only headphones. Have been using the laptop since 2011.
Not sure, what happened but since morning, my audio kept breaking, tried searching around a bit for solution & found that in the Devices, the audio keeps shuffling between Speaker & Headphone. I tried updating driver, said its up-to-date. Tried disabling Speaker & only enabled Headphone, still not much of a help.
At times, when I remove the headphone from the jack, it says headphone connected when I put it on, it shows as unplugged.
just for info, I replaced old HDD with SSD & replaced my old RAM slots of 2gb each to 4gb each, the max possible for this Core2Duo processor, in 2023 June thereabouts.
I tried running sfc /scannow multiple times, I get different results. Every odd time (1st, 3rd, 5th..) I get "found some issues but unable to fix", every even time (2nd, 4th, 6th,...) get results stating all issues fixed. This result has been happening for more than year r so, hasn't caused any other issues.
I am clueless on what else I can look into, any sort of assistance is appreciated. If sfc result isn't related to my audio issues, no worries about it.