220-1101 · Question #825
A user is unable to hear sound from a laptop. However, the user can hear sound when connected to a Bluetooth headset. Which of the following actions would most likely resolve the issue?
The correct answer is B. Toggling the laptop's mute setting. The key clue here is that Bluetooth audio works fine. This rules out a system-wide audio failure and confirms the audio subsystem is functional. When Bluetooth audio works but built-in speakers do not, the most likely cause is that the laptop's built-in output is muted or the aud
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A user is unable to hear sound from a laptop. However, the user can hear sound when connected to a Bluetooth headset. Which of the following actions would most likely resolve the issue?
Options
- AUpdating the Bluetooth drivers
- BToggling the laptop's mute setting
- CUpdating the speaker drivers
- DReplacing the laptop's speakers
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A15% (5)
- B76% (25)
- C3% (1)
- D6% (2)
Explanation
The key clue here is that Bluetooth audio works fine. This rules out a system-wide audio failure and confirms the audio subsystem is functional. When Bluetooth audio works but built-in speakers do not, the most likely cause is that the laptop's built-in output is muted or the audio output device is set to Bluetooth only. A simple mute toggle or output device switch would resolve this. Updating Bluetooth drivers (A) is irrelevant since Bluetooth works. Updating speaker drivers (C) or replacing the speakers (D) would only matter if the hardware itself were faulty, which the working Bluetooth audio makes unlikely.
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