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Needs help with my Audio Problem...URGENT

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bhutanesedude
bhutanesedude Original post #1
Jun 26, 2012 at 12:02 PM
I have a Windows 7 32 bit PC, with sound of High Definition Audio Device. I opt to keep my output to Speaker, seems to be work fine, but when I open a MP3 file to play a music, the output changes from Speaker to Digital Audio [S/PDIF] one and a dialogue box comes up stating "An audio device was disconnected or reconfigured. verify that the Audio Device is connected, and then try to play the item again". I don't know how to handle this problem. Somebody please help me.

I think my Speaker is getting disconnected itself when played with a sound. It says.. "Not Plugged In" in Sound Properties from Control Panel.
sujayraj
Jun 26, 2012 at 2:47 PM
I have a Windows 7 32 bit PC, with sound of High Definition Audio Device. I opt to keep my output to Speaker, seems to be work fine, but when I open a MP3 file to play a music, the output changes from Speaker to Digital Audio [S/PDIF] one and a dialogue box comes up stating "An audio device was disconnected or reconfigured. verify that the Audio Device is connected, and then try to play the item again". I don't know how to handle this problem. Somebody please help me.

I think my Speaker is getting disconnected itself when played with a sound. It says.. "Not Plugged In" in Sound Properties from Control Panel.

is it only with Mp3 or all audio / video (whenever u try to play a movie, your speaker disconnects)?

If the problem is for all Audio / video, there may be loose contact either in your earphone's jack / Sound card's Jack. Replace it.

If the problem is for only Mp3 files or application oriented. Eg: Winamp, then reinstall the application.
bhutanesedude
Jun 26, 2012 at 2:55 PM
Its about all types of music format....not only mp3....So that means thats all about Hardware... Are there any other error responsible for such?
reniarahim1
Jun 26, 2012 at 6:28 PM
think its the player issue. which player you are using?
MegaMind
Jun 28, 2012 at 8:57 PM
Try updating the audio drivers...