| Issue | Solution | |-------|----------| | | Check that speakers are plugged into the correct jack (green = front L/R). Go to Sound settings → Manage sound devices → Test output. | | Microphone not working | In Recording tab, enable the mic. If the mic jack is pink/red, ensure you selected “Mic In” not “Line In” in the driver control panel. | | Crackling/Popping audio | In Device Manager → Right-click sound card → Properties → Advanced → Disable “Enable audio enhancements.” Reduce hardware acceleration. | | Driver fails to install on Windows 11 | Some Ezhou PCI cards require you to install via Windows 7 compatibility mode . Right-click setup.exe → Properties → Compatibility → Windows 7 + Run as Admin. | | Card not detected after system sleep | In Power Options → Disable PCI Express Link State Power Management. |
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