Ensure that the "Automatically adjust volume" option is disabled. Under the "Speakers" section, select the specific audio device you want to use (e.g., the speakers in your screen). Repeat this step for all your audio devices.Īdjust Zoom Audio Settings: Open Zoom and go to the settings menu by clicking on your profile picture, then selecting "Settings." In the settings window, navigate to the "Audio" tab. Click "Apply" and "OK" to save the changes. Go to the "Advanced" tab and uncheck the "Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device" option. In the Sound properties window, navigate to the "Playback" tab and double-click on your desired audio device. This will prevent automatic switching between devices.ĭisable Exclusive Mode: In the Sound settings window, click on the "Sound Control Panel" link on the right side. Set Default Audio Device: Right-click on the speaker icon in the system tray (bottom-right corner of the screen) and select "Open Sound settings." Under the "Output" section, set your desired audio device (e.g., the speakers in your screen) as the default playback device. Visit the respective manufacturers' websites to download and install the latest drivers for your audio devices. Outdated drivers can sometimes cause conflicts and unexpected behavior. Update Audio Drivers: Ensure that your audio drivers for both Nvidia and Realtek are up to date. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try to resolve the problem before your important Zoom meeting: This problem can occur due to various reasons, such as conflicting audio settings or driver-related issues. It seems like you're experiencing audio switching issues during your Zoom session. I tried forcing Zoom to stay with one system by making a choice in audio options, but this got overridden and the problem started againĪfter a few minutes, only the speakers in the screen worked and the headphones were dead which was hard as I had to take the headphones off and then could not easily use the microphone attached to the headphonesīut why did I get this problem today? I have a really important Zoom meeting on 14Oct and I need to fix it before then The third option while in Zoom is system.Īnyway, in my Zoom session a couple of minutes ago, a screen kept appearing that the audio output had been changed and the sound kept switching from the speaker in the screen to the headphones every few seconds I think that one is for the inbuilt speaker in the screen while another one is when I plug in a mic and speaker probably.
I've never had this problem before but my computer seems to have 2 or 3 audio options that I don't fully understand.
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