How to Fix Skype Audio Not Working on Windows 10
                     How to Fix Skype Audio Not Working on Windows 10
Skype is a hub of video and voice calling lovers that are the giant in the world of 
messaging. Skype provides enhanced quality video calling features to its users. It 
can be operated on any of the available devices, be it a smartwatch, tablet, iOS 
smartphone, Windows, or android. Some users reported various problems while 
communicating on Skype app.  Unlike other applications, it also gives users the 
ability to make video conferencing calls on various platforms. 
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Reasons for Audio Not Working Issues on Skype
Audio is not adjusted properly: Skype has the built-in audio manager tool that adjusts the 
voice levels, but if it fails to perform smoothly, then turn Off the feature and activate it 
again.
Breaking Audio Calls while Calling: It might due to some applications running in your 
device background. Additionally, try switching to another network and check that the 
issue is resolved.
Skype Audio Output Not Performing Properly: If the issue persists, you will be required to 
check that your playback setups. Then, ensure that your headphones and speakers are 
adjusted to an audio device as default.
Distorted Skype Audio: This issue occurs just because of network connection problems. 
Make sure to have a stable and fast network.
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Get the Speakers and Microphone Configured
First of all, hit the Skype app icon to launch.
Then, navigate to the Tools section and then hit the Options tab.
Go to the panel of Audio Settings.
Make sure that your speakers and Microphone are adjusted properly. 
One can check the stability and voice system of microphones and 
speakers both. Configure them properly to make it function well.
Finally, hit the Save option there
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Applying Default Driver of Microsoft
•First of all, hit the Window logo and X tab at one go to launch the Power User 
menu option.
•Then hit the option Device Manager there. It will appear via the listing on your 
screen.
•Once the Device Manager window launches, go to the Audio device section and 
apply right-click on it.
•Then, select the option “Uninstall.”
•Now, check the driver software for the device on which you are working and hit 
the Uninstall button there.
•Once you have removed the particular driver, the final step is Rebooting. It will 
save the adjustments made by you.
•Once the system rebooted successfully, the driver will automatically install it on 
your machine after fixing various glitches.
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