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**Most likely fix:** Windows has switched your default audio output to the Bluetooth device, or the Bluetooth device is stuck in a call-only mode, and the speakers or wired headphones are disabled. Try these first:
1. **Turn off the Bluetooth headset** (or remove it under Settings > Bluetooth & devices), then open Settings > System > Sound and set the output to your speakers or headphones.
2. **Check for disabled devices:** In Sound settings, open "More sound settings," go to the Playback tab, right-click
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