Playing 5.1 channel sound streams on as of late refreshed Windows 10 PCs can cause a piercing sound, yet Microsoft says that it is chipping away at a fix.
Microsoft discharges significant security and bug fixes as a component of its Patch Tuesday (the second or fourth Tuesday of consistently) and the current month’s update was no exemption. Lamentably, bugs are additionally found consistently after the update is introduced by more clients, and now Microsoft has recognized another sound bug on Windows 10.
The KB5000842 update for Windows 10 gadgets which was delivered on March 29, acquainted another bug related with the playback of multi-channel sound, under specific settings. Clients who have associated their gadgets to a 5.1 channel sound framework may hear a shrill clamor in the wake of introducing the most recent update, as spotted by Bleeping Computer. The bug influences Windows 10 20H2 and Windows 10 2004 forms, which both got the update as of late.
Microsoft recognized the bug recently, noticing on the Windows Health Dashboard that the bug was identified with the playback of Dolby Digital 5.1-channel sound. “In the wake of introducing KB5000842 or later updates, 5.1 Dolby Digital sound may play containing a piercing commotion or squeak in certain applications when utilizing certain sound gadgets and Windows settings,” the organization says while adding that it is attempting to determine the issue.
In any case, meanwhile, there is uplifting news as Microsoft notes in any event to workarounds for the issue. The individuals who utilize a 5.1-channel sound framework can just empower Spatial Sound by right-clicking or long-pushing on the volume symbol in the notice plate. In the wake of choosing Spatial Sound (Off) clients can look over whichever choice is accessible. The organization says that clients can likewise transfer any sound or video in an internet browser, as it probably won’t be influenced by a similar bug.
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