Every once in a while the audio in my EliteBook 2560p (Windows 7) does not work properly: Music on the headphones sounds as if it was being played through a high-pass filter, and at a low volume.
I thought it was an issue with the fact that the audio jack is prepared for a headset (with microphone) and not really for regular headphones.
But it turns out that the audio problem goes away some times, and music sounds just fine.
I rarely reboot this machine: I either suspend it, or hibernate it. It seems something goes wrong with the audio sometimes when sleeping/hibernating, but I never knew what it is.
Today I finally found a solution: There is a Windows 7 service called "STacSV" ("Audio Service", described as "Manages audio jack configurations"). The service was stopped; all I had to do is hit "Start", and the music on the headphones instantly began to sound correctly in full frequency range, with proper bass and volume.
2013-04-10
Poor bass-less sound on HP EliteBook 2560p
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You sir, have saved my life figuratively.
ReplyDeleteYou have also saved mine! I actually didn't hear the change instantly. Had to reboot first, but it works.
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