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HP Spectre x360 15t
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi,

 

Recently, for the first time, I've paired my wireless Beats Studio headphones to my laptop to try and listen to some music. Everything seems to be functioning fine, except for the fact that at the highest volume they are still unusually quiet. This doesn't happen when I pair them with my Macbook, and no manual adjustments seem to make anything better. I know for a fact these headphones get louder than this-- even when paired with my phone this sort of thing doesn't happen. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to increase the volume? Thanks in advance.

 

Regards,

 

Brad

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Hello @bbigio00,

 

 

Please try reinstalling this drivers : sp74750.exe

 

 

Fixes an issue where unintended audio distortion occurs when music is beginning to playback on the system.

 

 

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GBL84

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Thank you for your feedback,

 

After reinstalling the driver, is it necessary to restart the computer? The reinstallation of the driver itself did not seem to do anything.

 

Regards,

 

Brad

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Hello @bbigio00,

 

 

Thank you for your reply !!

 

Yes, Please restart the notebook and see if that helps !!.

 

 

 

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Unfortunately, there is still no change. It almost seems as if some part of the software is automatically adjusting the volume cap to what it perceives as a "safe" or "comfortable" level. To clarify, the sound is working, I just can't fully control the range of volume. Would you have any other suggestions other than the driver you provided/going into the devide properties?

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Try enabling one of the Enhancements in the Headphones properties.
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