Low volume in my laptop

Speaker sounds in my laptop is very low. i tried the enhancement option which was posted earlier in the forum.windows audio driver has been installed.am i supposed to install realtek driver. please help

Hi friend, @samith123 @lbrou87 I don't get any clue how Installing your realtek audio hd drivers solved the low audio problem. I tried 4 times installing and uninstalling the drivers new ones from realtek website/ drivers given in hp support for this model everything. Still I found audio output is low, that too in my brand new laptop, either you use Headphones/earplugs/Internal Speakers. Same low audio ouput. And sound quality with using realtek drivers or default microsoft not so wow. Unless you modify the EQ (Equalizer settings) in DTS control panel or enhancements i.e Loundness equalization, bass boost etc. The sound output is totally not crispy and wow. If you pay premium price for getting this laptop with broadwell processor then why not I'm getting satisfying audio and try to mess with EQ settings everytime. I won't consider the solution in your previous replys. @samith123 Kindly show me the link which realtek hd audio driver (win8.1x64bit) for this model solved your low audio output .

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