FIX Audio Device Is Disabled

This tutorial is going to show you how to enable audio in Windows by activating an audio device that has become disabled. Commands Used In Video: net localgroup Administrators /add networkservice net localgroup Administrators /add localservice Many people come across an issue where after the audio troubleshooting, they come across an error message named “Audio device is disabled”. This error message usually means that the computer is detecting your audio device but, the device itself is disabled. Sound not working? Having no audio coming out from your speakers? If you’re bugging by no sound problem on your PC, you may have tried Microsoft troubleshooter already. If you’re seeing the notification saying “Audio is disabled” with a red X after it, the problem is very likely to be caused by audio driver. Audio is a big part of our multimedia experience, but audio problems can occur on Windows 10. Users reported the Audio device is disabled message on their PC, and today we’re going to show you how to fix this problem on Windows 10. This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops,and tablets running the Windows 10, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 7 operating systems.Works for all major computer manufactures (Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, Samsung).

• #science_technology
• #dell
• #hp
• #acer
• #asus
• #toshiba
• #tablet
• #laptop
• #audio_device_is_disabled
• #audio_device_is_disabled_windows_7
• #audio_device_is_disabled_windows_7_not_fixed
• #audio_device_is_disabled_windows_81
• #audio_device_is_disabled_not_fixed
• #audio_device_is_disabled_windows_8
• #audio_device_is_disabled_windows_7_dell
• #audio_device_is_disabled_not_fixed_windows_81
• #audio_device_is_disabled_in_windows_7
• #audio_device_is_disabled_not_fixed_windows_7