Note: Higher Sound Quality settings will sound better, but may reduce performance. Make sure Enable Music and Enable Sound are checked, Master Volume is set appropriately, and your Output Device, Speaker Setup, Sound Quality, and Sound Channel are correct. Check your in-game audio settings in the game's options menu.Make sure volume levels are set appropriately and that Mute or Mute All is not selected. (On Windows 8.1 or 10, if you see a Smaller.Larger slider, then: - the 1st slider position will be 100, - the 2nd slider position will be 125, - the 3rd slider position (might not be shown) will be 150. See if you have 100 or 125 or 150 selected. Check your system volume by clicking the volume icon in your Windows system tray (near the clock). Click Start, click Control Panel, select Appearance and Personalization, select Display.Disconnect your headphones to resolve this issue. Sound from your speakers may be redirected if you have headphones plugged in.Swap your audio cables with a working set to test for a bad cable or connection.
For specific instructions, contact your computer's manufacturer. Make sure your speakers or headphones are turned on and properly connected to your computer's sound device.Now there are no more annoying noises when changing the emulator's orientation.If you have issues with the sound in a Blizzard Game (such as skipping, popping, screeching, or no sound), follow the steps below to troubleshoot the problem. Settings ➔ Notifications ➔ App Settings ➔ Click the '3 dots' menu at the top ➔ Show System (to reveal system apps in the list) ➔ Android System ➔ Physical Keyboard (and/or Virtual Keyboard) ➔ Switch it off or click it and set it to Silent.Settings ➔ Apps & Notifications ➔ Notifications ➔ Android System ➔ Physical Keyboard (and/or Virtual Keyboard) ➔ Switch it off or click it and set it to Silent.On the Home screen, swipe up to reveal all the apps.Optional: If a "Configure physical keyboard" notification still appears, swipe it to the right, to remove it.Click on "Silent - No sound or vibration", then click "Apply/Done" All you have to do is open the settings menu (by clicking on the gear icon) and navigate to the Engine tab.Press the Settings cog icon ⚙️ to reveal the expanded options (screenshot C).Drag it to the right slowly and by a small amount, to reveal the settings cog icon ️️⚙️ (screenshot B) You should see a "Configure physical keyboard" notification from the status bar.Drag and pull down the notification bar at the top (screenshot A).Launch your Android 10 or 11 emulator (API 29 or 30).On Android 10/11/12 emulators, this odd "sparkle" sound happens when rotating the device to landscape or portrait.
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