As I mentioned, DEPENDING on your audio interface will depend on how you can make it work. There is no 'issue', just you need to understand what ASIO is and why it works the way it does. Same as if you have issues walking through your front door, the door can play a part in the issue and it never hurts to post a detail that may not be needed, completely different than needing details that are not there. No, you SHOULD state what interface, computer, OS you have any time you ask for help as the interface can play a part when you have audio issues. How could that stop videos in a browser? Anyway I've had this problem with two different brands of interfaces. If I'm not making music it happens much less frequently.Īnyone else have this problem? Even though I despise Apple, it's making me wonder if I should switch. Happens once a day usually when I'm working in Ableton a lot. Then it will work again, for a period of time before the audio drops out entirely again. The problem keeps reoccurring regardless. Reinstalled drivers, ran the troubleshooter etc. I have looked this up online and I've stepped through all the normal fix it steps. No audio comes out and if I for example go to youtube the videos won't play, you'll see the spinning circle where it looks like the video is trying to load but the videos never load. When I use Ableton it often screws up the audio on the whole computer. Has anyone else experienced this issue on Windows 10? I've encountered it pretty regularly on my Dell desktop as well as occasionally on a Lenovo laptop.

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