- Aug 5, 2020
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I bought like a month ago a tablet GHIA BLAZE detachable 2 in 1, with Intel Z8350 and it was going on just fine.
Today, during a zoom meeting and with some additional speakers connected through USB and aux cord, out of a sudden, the audio died. I tried with the troubleshooter, it said something about generic audio controller, so I went and tried to do everything from uninstalling the driver (Intel® Compute Stick STK1A32SC), running like a million times the services page and control panel to actually giving up and restarting the whole thing (I didn't have much, just some books so, nothing to lose).
NOTHING.
If I connect the speakers, there's a loud noise like a diiiiing that's very annoying and earphones are not working either. I have yet to try some Bluetooth headphones but what could be happening? Did zoom killed it??
Today, during a zoom meeting and with some additional speakers connected through USB and aux cord, out of a sudden, the audio died. I tried with the troubleshooter, it said something about generic audio controller, so I went and tried to do everything from uninstalling the driver (Intel® Compute Stick STK1A32SC), running like a million times the services page and control panel to actually giving up and restarting the whole thing (I didn't have much, just some books so, nothing to lose).
NOTHING.
If I connect the speakers, there's a loud noise like a diiiiing that's very annoying and earphones are not working either. I have yet to try some Bluetooth headphones but what could be happening? Did zoom killed it??
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