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Nine Fixes to Fix “Zoom Audio Not Working Windows 10”.Why is my audio not working in Zoom meetings?
Sometimes, the faulty app installation or persistent sound issue may also cause the Zoom App Audio not to work on Windows 11 or 10 PC. To solve this issue, you may try the following tweaks — Reset the Audio Settings, Use a different microphone, Perform sound Troubleshooter, and update the sound driver. If none helps, try uninstalling then re-installing the Zoom App itself. Download DriverFix to find and fix any driver-related issues on Windows.
Usually, several bugs that occur simply require a PC reboot. Doing so refreshes the system files and rearranges the windows components and programs. Hence, before proceeding to the actual fixes, you must restart your computer.
It is thereby recommended to first check both sides whether this option is turned Off or ON. Note : If there appears a red line at the sound button, click the button or simply press the space bar once. In case you miss it, this might be the reason that triggers no Audio on the other side. Follow the below guidelines to enable back the Audio —.
If the Audio issue is still there, there is a possibility of using a corrupt microphone. To rule out this, try changing the sound device. If the Zoom App audio is still not coming out, you may configure a few settings under the Advanced section. Here, you can select to reduce background noise, enhance audio, etc. All you need is to perform the below task —.
Its not your system that is at fault. I found a temporary solution. I just installed the previous versions 5. View solution in original post. I have the same problem, which seems to have started when I accepted a Zoom app update about a week ago. I am very annoyed that I have not been able to find a way to list Zoom app update history!?!! No sound is produced when using "Test Speaker" in Settings, either. Changing the speaker in Settings seems to take a few seconds, but other than that I do not see the issue with Zoom running slow which mvalpreda reports.
Zoom works fine when running in a browser. Only the app does not produce any sound. Thanks very much for the link to the Zoom release note which documents the issue. Great to know that Zoom is aware of the problem and that some of their best people are working on it.
Please note that it is possible to work around the problem by launching Zoom in a browser rather than starting the Zoom app. And if someone instead wants to download and install an earlier version of Zoom, I agree with the comments below that it is better to download Zoom 5. Thank you so much for mentioning that it works in the browser.
At least I can still join the meeting while using my cell phone for something else! Great suggestion. Thank you for posting - my speaker detection Windows 10 has not been working since the update and thankfully was able to revert back to the prior version and all good now, hopefully they resolve in next iteration, but won't upgrade until then!
For "Failed To Detect Speaker" k indly uninstall your current Zoom App then download the bit version from the zoom. Let me know if you will still encounter the same issues with the app detecting your speaker. Always stay healthy and safe! Thanks for the work-around Sg! Don't know why it didn't occur to me to try an older version. That got me going again. Glad to see I wasn't crazy. Hi Sg and mvalpreda , I'd be cautious about downloading older versions of the Zoom client from unverified sources like that.
They can easily add spyware or malware into the installer, which can cause other issues. Here is a download link to the official Zoom 5. Dear Bort, I am facing exact same problem recently. I tried to reinstall the old version Zoom Client, like 5. But still no sound came out. Could you please show me where I can find a specific older version of Zoom?
I checked my version is 5. Maybe the version before the autoupdate such as 5. Thanks a lot. Our engineering team is aware of this and working to provide a fix as soon as possible.
Thank you Sg for providing an awesome workaround in the meantime! I want to reiterate what Bort mentioned, for safety please always use official Zoom client downloads. Here's a link to Zoom 5. That's great to here. In addition to the audio problem, non-HD screen presentation is way out of whack.
Zoomed in and off-center. No problem with HD video. Also popped up with the latest update. Agree on the security concerns. I just couldn't find the official source.
I have exactly the same problem. It needs to be repaired ASAP! I have been having the same issue and this worked! Update to close the issue. Today's update to Version: 5. Audio output is working for me. For anyone having "Failed To Detect Speaker" k indly uninstall your current Zoom App then download the bit version from the zoom. Have you tried updating to the newest version 5. That fixed it for me. Otherwise you can revert to the last version that worked for you.
In my case that was 5. The links are all available above. Dear Sg,My problem is very similar to yours. My speaker is working well in any other Clients while no sound came out in my Zoom Client, no matter in meeting or in the audio testing Thinkpad, windows 10, 64 bit. Everything is fine if I use the online Zoom in browser. So the problem only exists in Zoom Client. But I tried the as-mentioned solutions in this post, to install the previous versions. Still no sound came out I also tried to reinstall my zoom by using different versions and reinstall my Audio Driver.
Failed all the time This sounds like exactly the same problem I had on my ThinkPad about a year ago. I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing the same problem. Back then, it took at least a week for Zoom to post anything acknowledging that a problem existed and several weeks after that for Zoom to deliver a client update to fix my problem. I did not revert my Zoom app to an earlier level.
I just used Zoom in my browser until a fix was finally delivered. What is the level of your Zoom client? We will all need to avoid updating to that level until Zoom acknowledges the problem and announces that the problem is fixed in a later level. I also tried to reinstall the old version like 5. Cannot work. I hope I can figure out how to turn off Zoom autoupdate for a while to avoid 5.
I will then monitor the Zoom Windows release notes at Release notes for Windows — Zoom Support until a release appears which is intended to address this issue. While we are all waiting for a fix to appear, please consider following Troubleshooting instructions at Frequently asked questions — Zoom Support to submit a Technical Support request. That will notify Zoom support of the problem if they don't already know and let them know that we Windows users are awaiting a new release that doesn't have the problem.
I already reported this problem to Zoom Support. They said that they will further investigate this problem. Hope a new version will fix this. With the help of the technicist from Zoom, I fixed this problem.
Actually, it is something wrong with the Audio setting. When you are using your zoom to play a audio, open your Sound settings in Windows and check the volume mixer. Then you may find that the application for Zoom meeting is muted. Just unmute it, everything will be fine.
Just wanted to thank you again for posting this information. Even though I had autoupdate turned off for Zoom, a few weeks ago my Zoom sound output failed as before.
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