This is an issue I have noticed with every new windows computers I have owned.
When you get the computer fresh, newly purchased, the sound is excellent. As soon as windows force an automatic update (usually about a week later after you've gone through the fresh install of on a new computer system) the sound is immediately compromized and the output on speakers go down by around 75-80%. I can't hear well unless I install additional apps to increase the sound. The sound only remains good with the use of headphones.
I've tried hundreds of times to get support for this to get it resolved and have never got any information that actually works. I did find an older thread on some forum that mentions this problem and says it's a 'build' problem related to one of Windows NET updates (I think it was the NET driver).
Any idea how to resolve this issue without having to use third-party apps to improve the sound?
When you get the computer fresh, newly purchased, the sound is excellent. As soon as windows force an automatic update (usually about a week later after you've gone through the fresh install of on a new computer system) the sound is immediately compromized and the output on speakers go down by around 75-80%. I can't hear well unless I install additional apps to increase the sound. The sound only remains good with the use of headphones.
I've tried hundreds of times to get support for this to get it resolved and have never got any information that actually works. I did find an older thread on some forum that mentions this problem and says it's a 'build' problem related to one of Windows NET updates (I think it was the NET driver).
Any idea how to resolve this issue without having to use third-party apps to improve the sound?