没有什么比在Windows 10上听到你的声音更糟糕的了，但你不知道如何解决它。通常这是一个反复试验的过程，直到您最终找到原因，因此可能需要一些时间才能找到正确的解决方案。
值得庆幸的是，音频噼啪声通常是由同一组问题引起的，因此，如果您执行下面的故障排除步骤，则在尝试了每个步骤后，您很有可能会修复音频。
重新插入您的设备(Plug Your Device Back In)
这是最容易尝试的步骤，并且可以比您预期的更频繁地工作。有时您的音频设备可能没有完全插入，这可能会导致您的音频出现Windows 10音频噼啪声问题。有时，驱动程序问题可能会通过简单地拔出并重新插入音频设备来解决。
当您重新插入音频设备时，请确保它已完全插入，尤其是当您的设备使用音频插孔时。
在另一台设备上测试您的音频设备(Test Your Audio Equipment On Another Device)
在我们继续下一个故障排除步骤之前，您应该在另一台设备上试用您的音频设备。将扬声器或耳机插入笔记本电脑、手机或备用计算机，以测试它们是否仍有问题。
如果您仍然遇到音频噼啪声，则问题与音频设备本身有关。在这种情况下，您可能需要查看电缆以查看是否有任何损坏。您可以尝试与您的制造商联系，看看他们是否在保修期内提供任何形式的服务，以防损坏。
测试另一个耳机端口(Test Another Headphone Port)
如果你有一台Windows 10电脑，你通常在电脑的正面和背面都有一个耳机端口。您应该从您当前使用的任何耳机端口拔下您的音频设备，并尝试使用另一个耳机端口。
可能是您的耳机端口出现故障，在这种情况下，只需使用另一个端口即可解决您的问题。如果您只有一个耳机端口，您可以购买USB到耳机插孔适配器，这可能会解决您的 Windows 10 音频噼啪声问题。但是，我们建议您先尝试以下其他故障排除步骤，因为它可以让您免于投资不需要的硬件。
更新您的声音驱动程序(Update Your Sound Drivers)
下一步是卸载驱动程序并让Windows再次自动安装正确的驱动程序。这可以解决驱动程序问题的任何潜在问题，并可能重置可能出现的任何奇怪的软件问题。
要卸载声音驱动程序，首先打开开始菜单并搜索设备管理器(Device Manager)。单击出现的结果。
- 在设备管理器中，单击以展开音频输入和输出。(Audio inputs and outputs.)
- 单击任务栏右下角的扬声器按钮以查看您的音频设备名称。(speaker button)
- 在设备管理器中找到对应的音频设备。
- 右键单击(Right-click)音频设备，然后单击卸载设备(Uninstall device)。
- 重新启动(Restart)您的 Windows 10 电脑。
一旦你的Windows 10电脑打开，它应该会自动为你的音频设备搜索并安装新的驱动程序。如果没有，请拔下您的音频设备并将其重新插入以提示Windows 10寻找新的驱动程序。
更改音频格式(Change The Audio Format)
通过Windows 10(Windows 10)中的音频格式设置，您可以控制您的音频频率以调整您的整体系统音质。但是，如果频率设置得太高，某些音频设备可能会出现问题。您应该降低音频格式频率，看看它是否可以解决音频问题。
要更改音频格式，首先打开Windows开始菜单并搜索控制面板(Control Panel)。打开出现的选项。
- 点击查看方式：右上角的大图标(View by: Large Icons)。
- 单击声音(Sound)。
- 向下滚动(Scroll)到您的活动声音设备。
- 右键单击您的设备，然后单击属性(properties)。
- 单击高级(Advanced)选项卡。
- 单击(Click)下拉菜单并选择2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz。
- 单击确定(OK)以确认您的更改。
再次测试您的音频，看看音频噼啪声问题是否已得到修复。如果尚未修复，请尝试测试每个不同的选项，直到找到可以解决问题的设置。如果没有任何选项有效，请转到下面的下一个故障排除提示。
关闭空间声音(Turn Off Spatial Sound)
Windows 10 空间音效可能会扭曲您的音频质量。您可以轻松地将其关闭，因此值得尝试看看这是否可以解决您的问题。
要关闭Windows 10上的音频增强功能，首先打开开始菜单，搜索控制面板(Control Panel)，然后查找声音(Sound)选项。之后，请按照以下步骤操作。
- 向下滚动(Scroll)并找到您的活动声音设备。
- 右键单击您的设备，然后单击属性(Properties)。
- 单击空间声音(Spatial sound)选项卡。
- 单击(Click)下拉框并选择Off。
- 之后，点击OK。
接下来，再次测试您的音频以查看音频噼啪声是否已停止。如果没有，请转到下面的下一个建议。
禁用独占模式(Disable Exclusive Mode)
声音窗口中有一个设置可以让应用程序独占控制您的设备。这对于虚拟声音应用程序很有用，但如果任何应用程序无法正常工作，这可能会导致您的音频出现问题。
要解决此问题，请再次从控制面板(Control Panel)中打开声音应用程序。进入声音应用程序后，在播放部分找到您的活动设备。之后，请按照以下步骤操作。
- 右键单击您的活动声音设备，然后单击属性( Properties)。
- 单击高级(Advanced)选项卡。
- 单击以取消选中(uncheck)允许独占应用程序...(Allow Exclusive applications…)框。
- 单击确定(OK)。
再次测试您的声音设备，看看音频噼啪声是否消失了。如果没有，请按照以下步骤操作。
更改电源设置(Change Power Settings)
在某些情况下，特定的电源设置可能会导致您的音频设备出现问题。这很容易解决，可以按照下面列出的步骤解决。
- 从开始菜单中打开控制面板。(Control Panel)
- 单击查看方式：大图标(View by: Large Icons)。
- 点击电源选项(Power Options)。
- 在当前使用的设置上单击更改计划设置。(Change plan settings)
- 单击更改高级电源设置(Change advanced power settings)。
- 单击以打开处理器电源管理(Processor Power Management)选项。
- 单击最低处理器状态(Minimum processor state )选项。
- 单击Setting x%选项，然后键入100。
- 之后，单击Apply，然后单击 OK(OK)。
尝试全新安装(Try a Fresh Installation)
如果最终您仍然遇到音频问题并且您确定这是与Windows 10相关的软件问题，您可以考虑重新安装Windows 10。确保您事先备份了所有文件。您可以从Microsoft再次下载 Windows(download Windows again)，但请确保您已准备好许可证密钥。
Windows 10 Audio Crackling: 10 Ways To Fix The Problem
There’s nothing worse than hearing your audio crackling on Windows 10 but you have no idea how to ѕolve it. Usually it’s a process of trial and error until you finally fіnd the cause, so it can take some time to find the right solυtion.
Thankfully, audio crackling is often caused by the same set of issues, so if you run through our troubleshooting steps below, the chances are you’ll have your audio fixed once you’ve tried each step.
Plug Your Device Back In
This is the easiest step to try, and can work more often than you’d expect. Sometimes your audio device may not be plugged all of the way in and that can cause Windows 10 audio crackling issues with your audio. Sometimes, there may be driver issues that will solve themselves by simply unplugging and plugging your audio device back in.
When you plug your audio device back in, ensure it’s plugged in all of the way, especially if your device uses an audio jack.
Test Your Audio Equipment On Another Device
Before we continue with the next troubleshooting step, you should try your audio equipment on another device. Plug your speakers or headphones into a laptop, phone, or spare computer to test whether they still have issues.
If you still experience audio crackling then the issue is related to the audio equipment itself. In this case you may need to take a look at the cable to see if there is any damage. You can try to get in touch with your manufacturer to see if they offer any sort of service under warranty in case of damage.
Test Another Headphone Port
If you have a Windows 10 PC, you’ll usually have a headphone port at the front and the back of your PC. You should unplug your audio equipment from whatever headphone port you’re currently using, and try it with the other headphone port.
It may be that your headphone port is faulty, and in this case simply using another port may fix your issue. If you only have a single headphone port, you can purchase a USB to headphone jack adapter, which may resolve your Windows 10 audio crackling issue. However, we’d suggest trying the other troubleshooting steps below first as it may save you from investing in hardware you don’t need.
Update Your Sound Drivers
The next step would be to uninstall your drivers and let Windows install the correct drivers again automatically. This can fix any potential issues with driver problems and potentially reset any strange software issues that may have come up.
To uninstall your sound drivers, first open the start menu and search for Device Manager. Click on the result that appears.
- In Device Manager, click to expand Audio inputs and outputs.
- Click the speaker button in the bottom right of your taskbar to see your audio device name.
- Find the corresponding audio device in the device manager.
- Right-click the audio device and click Uninstall device.
- Restart your Windows 10 PC.
Once your Windows 10 PC turns on, it should automatically search for and install new drivers for your audio device. If it doesn’t, unplug your audio device and plug it back in to prompt Windows 10 to look for new drivers.
Change The Audio Format
With the audio format setting in Windows 10, you can control your audio frequency to adjust your overall system sound quality. However, some audio devices may hit problems if the frequency is set too high. You should lower your audio format frequency to see if it can resolve audio issues.
To change your audio format, first open the Windows start menu and search for Control Panel. Open the option that appears.
- Click View by: Large Icons in the top right.
- Click Sound.
- Scroll down to your active sound device.
- Right-click your device and click properties.
- Click on the Advanced tab.
- Click on the dropdown menu and select 2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz.
- Click OK to confirm your changes.
Test your audio again and see if the audio crackling issue has been fixed. If it hasn’t been fixed, try testing each different option until you find a setting that solves your problem. If no options work, move to the next troubleshooting tip below.
Turn Off Spatial Sound
Windows 10 spatial sound could be distorting your audio quality. You can easily turn this off so it’s worth trying to see if this could solve your issue.
To turn off audio enhancements on Windows 10, first open the start menu, search for Control Panel, and look for the Sound option. After, follow the steps below.
- Scroll down and find your active sound device.
- Right click your device and click Properties.
- Click on the Spatial sound tab.
- Click on the dropdown box and select Off.
- After, click OK.
Next, test your audio again to see if the audio crackling has stopped. If not, move onto the next suggestion below.
Disable Exclusive Mode
There is a setting in the sound window that will let apps take exclusive control of your device. This can be useful for virtual sound apps but if any application is not working correctly, this can cause issues with your audio.
To resolve this problem, once again open the sound app from within Control Panel. Once you’re in the sound app, find your active device in the playback section. After, follow the steps below.
- Right-click your active sound device and click Properties.
- Click on the Advanced tab.
- Click to uncheck the Allow Exclusive applications… box.
- Click OK.
Once again test your sound device to see if the audio crackling is gone. If not, follow the steps below.
Change Power Settings
It’s possible that in some cases specific power settings could be causing issues with your audio device. This is easy to fix and can be resolved by following the steps listed below.
- Open the Control Panel from within the Start menu.
- Click View by: Large Icons.
- Click on Power Options.
- Click Change plan settings on the setting that is currently being used.
- Click Change advanced power settings.
- Click to open the Processor Power Management option.
- Click the Minimum processor state option.
- Click on the Setting x% option and then type 100.
- After, click Apply and then OK.
Try a Fresh Installation
If, at the end of it all, you’re still having audio problems and you’re sure it’s a software problem related to Windows 10, you could consider reinstalling Windows 10. Make sure you have all of your files backed up beforehand. You can download Windows again from Microsoft, but make sure you have your license key ready.
