Why does my voice go silent when I turn it on?

If the computer has a sound distortion failure, it can be handled in the following ways——

1. Check whether the sound card driver is damaged.

2. There may be a problem with the quality of the speaker.

3. The sound distortion may be due to the volume sent to the speaker being too high and beyond the processing range of the speaker.

4. There may be hardware device conflicts on the computer. Check"Device Manager"Whether the device is included in the tab and there are no conflicts.

Procedure: Click"Get started", pointing"Settings", and then click"Control Panel", and then double-click"system"。

In"Device Manager"tab, check that the device appears and that there is no yellow circle with an exclamation mark next to the device. If you see a yellow circle with an exclamation point next to your device, it might be using the same settings as other devices on your computer.

If you find a yellow circle with an exclamation point: Double-click the device, and then click"Resources"tab. In"A list of conflicting devices"to find resource conflicts.

If there is a resource conflict, eliminate the conflict by reconfiguring one of the devices(s) to use a different resource. For information on how to do this, please consult the device documentation or contact the manufacturer.

5. Inspection"Use single-mode DMA"Whether the settings are correct. Check"Use single-mode DMA"Set whether to turn it on or not

Click"Get started", pointing"Settings"Click"Control Panel", and then double-click"system"。

Click"attributes"and click again"Settings"tab.

Click"Advanced settings", and then click to select it"Use single-mode DMA"checkbox. If"Settings"tabs"Advanced settings"button, the sound card does not support this feature.

Consecutive clicks"OK"to return"Control Panel", and then close"Control Panel"

Because your speaker is too low.

Summary. What is the reason for the loss of sound from a speaker in a certain channel of the audio?

What is the reason for the loss of voice in the left channel of the recorder?

The left channel is not normal.

Check whether the screws of the cassette recorder to adjust the orientation of the head are loose (adjust the azimuth angle), whether the head is magnetized (degaussing), whether the head is worn (replaced) and dirty (clean the head with alcohol), and then check whether the left channel wiring of the head is broken, whether the left channel preamplifier is damaged, and the balance potentiometer is adjusted in the middle slag.

The sound is silent, the head has been cleaned, the card sockets on both sides are the same, and the left side is silent.

The right side is normal. I'm going to take a look at this at the audio store.

What is the reason you don't know?

You have to look at the specific reason for this to know.

Generally know, I guess so.

I know I told you. Kiss.