Hope this is of any help and can avoid a lot of frustration.Sound issues are something that has affected nearly everyone using a PC or laptop at some point. Whether it's a pair of headphones that won't connect, or you're simply getting no sound from the built-in speakers, it can be incredibly frustrating. However for me after the first reboot, all sound was ok. And do another reboot to automatically re-install the drivers. > wushowhide.diacabħ/ Click: Show or hide updates (Note: Now it will look for installed updates on your computer, which MS defines as: "Detecting problems" )Ĩ/ Hide updates > If you choose 'Hide': Windows will not install a hidden update.ĩ/ Search for the KB 3147458 and mark it as 'Hide'Īdditionally: you may need to uninstall your High definition driver. Use the MS-tool to avoid the specific update to be installed again.ĥ/ Download the "Show or hide updates" troubleshooter package now. I can only hope it will be a solution and save some time to someone:ġ/ Start > search programs and files > type: VIEW INSTALLED UPDATES > OpenĢ/ View for updates of Microsoft Windows and look for the following: Cumulative update for Windows KB 3147458ģ/ Right-click > Uninstall Click: Reboot later.Ĥ/ Next: you do not want to install the update again. I took me over 10hours of searching to find the cause of the problem on my system. My solutions for metallic / distorted/ bad qualtiy / no sound on Windows10 + Realtek:
Any help or a solution to this problem will be greatly appreciatedĬumulative update for Windows KB 3147458 can be causing the problem However I have somehow managed to fix the error, and my sound is back to its old 'tinny' ways.Īs much as im enjoying windows 10, im afraid i will have to reinstall windows 7 if this problem continues.
In regards to the windows audio service, I encountered a 1079 error when playing around with the settings, where it ceased to output any sound after that. Such as changing the default sample rate of the speakers, changing the permissions of the windows audio service, and updating the realtek drivers. In terms of fixing this issue, I have tried a number of solutions. This, as any audio lover would imagine is horribly annoying. Such that I am not receiving any sub-bass or low frequency sounds from my speakers, giving it a 'tinny' effect, much like a when a song is recorded at <128kbps. But i recently installed the upgrade of windows 10 64 bit from windows 7, and although the system on a whole appears to work normally, I have noticed an issue with sound quality.
So, sorry if this post is in the wrong thread.
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