If the drop-down list is grayed out, uncheck Always show all icons and notifications on the taskbar. If you see this icon, skip to the next section. If this icon is missing, follow the steps below. Check Windows volume control settingsĬheck for a small sound icon in the Windows notification area in the bottom right corner of the Windows desktop. If the software's sound settings are not muted, and you increased the sound volume in the software settings, but you still have no sound, continue to the next section. Unmuting the sound or increasing the sound volume often fixes the problem and restores your sound. Muted or very low sound is often a default sound setting in music or video playback software, and online video sites, like YouTube. Look for a speaker icon or sound settings in the software menu bar or status bar, and check if the sound is muted or turned down. Many software programs and games have settings for controlling sound output, and these settings can override the volume settings in Windows. If you're running Microsoft 365 storing your files on OneDrive and using AutoSave can help to protect your changes.If you don't hear any sound through your speakers when playing a song, video, game, or other sound-related activities, review the sections below for help on troubleshooting the issue. In the event of a crash or loss of power, you can recover a previous version of your file if you turned on the Autorecover feature in Office. If you don't see the icon, click the up-arrow in the notification area to show hidden icons. You can prevent damaging files by using the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the Windows taskbar.
Problems with file corruption typically happen when the file is stored on a USB device that is disconnected while the device is open in Windows. If you're using Office 2010 you don't need to click Browse.Ĭlick the file you want, and then click the arrow next to Open, and click Open and Repair. If you're using Office 2013 select the location, such as OneDrive or the local Computer, then select Browse.
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