Microsoft confirms major Windows 11 and Windows 10 audio bug is cutting sound on PCs
First spotted by Windows Latest (via TechRadar ), the bug wipes out audio from a PC, with those using any version of Windows 11, such as Windows 11 24H2, 23H2 and 22H2, at risk. It also affects Windows 10 users, and strangely, despite being a more general security patch, all versions of the operating system experience the issue.
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Modifying the oddly consistent two-resistor control network topology for output voltage programming to allow for DAC control.
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