![]() HOLD IT! I just noticed your latest comment! >Restarted, re-downloaded the realtek sound driver from Acer, and re-installed. But I still have the x saying No speakers or headphones are plugged in error message. Audio trouble shooter for speakers or bluetooth headset simply spins and then crashesįrustrating thing, in device manager and playback device settings, when I check them, everything is supposedly working fine and enabled. ![]() Used a driver updater program to check for and install latest drivers - no luck7ħ. Tried disabling realtek device in device manager restarting and re-enabling no luckĦ. Tried un-installing and re-installing sound drivers from device manager again no luckĥ. Tried installed the latest Realtek driver from Acer, and updating the driver, restart no luckĤ. I've un-installed/re-installed sound drivers in device manager (in device manager and playback device settings they keep appearing installed and fine), restarted and no luckģ. rolling back the update), and still no luck, even tried an earlier point and no luckĢ. I rolled back the system restore to a restore point when it still worked (e.g. After a Windows 10 update, sound stopped working in the installed speakers, headphone jack, and even when I use my blue tooth headphones.ġ. ![]() I fear the worse as I've done quite a bit to try fix it over the past couple of days.
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