Sometimes this no sound problem happens because you have your Bluetooth on and it sends the audio to the device your computer is connected to.
Then repeat step 2).ģ) Check if you get sound back on your Mac. Keep plugging and unplugging until Internal Speakers appears. If instead of Internal Speakers, you see Digital Output or No output devices found, then insert your headphone into the headphone port and pull it out. To make sure you have turned up the volume:ġ) On the dock, click the System Preferences icon, then click on the Sound icon.Ģ) Click the Output tab > Internal Speakers. Move the Output volume slider all the way to the right and make sure the box before Mute is unchecked. If the volume on your computer is set mute or too low, you won’t be able to hear the sound. Unplug all of them and check if you can hear the sound. Sometimes you can’t hear any sound from your Mac because it sends the audio to its external devices, such as headphones, TV, etc. If no (no sound on ALL apps), then move on to Fix 2.Update/delete the app should have smoothed out the problem.
If yes, then that particular buggy app is to blame. Check if it’s only on one app that you have this no sound problem: Make sure you play sound on different apps (say Youtube, iTunes, Spotify etc.). You may not have to try all these fixes just work your way down the list until the problem goes away. In this article, we’ll provide 8 tried and tested fixes to help you get your Mac sound back in no time. However, the PowerDeWise microphone has a 3.5mm jack adapter, therefore, you’ll need a 3.5 mm headphone and Mic females to male Type A USB male end USB Soundcard, which allows you to connect the microphone to your device’s USB port.No sound comes through your Mac? Don’t panic – it’s usually not a hard problem to solve at all. Specific operating systems don’t even recognize the microphone at all but the built-in speaker of a MacBook Air still stops workingĬonnecting the microphone through the USB port of your MacBook Air rather than the headphone port is another way of allowing the external microphone to function independently of the computer’s built-in speaker. So, while you can use it to record, you will need to unplug the microphone to listen to the recording. In other words, your built-in speaker stops work, as it does in a smartphone. Instead of recognizing the microphone as a microphone it sees as a microphone and headphones at the same time. We would like to point out the fact that the recent MacBook Air generations, with one headphone jack, do not recognize external microphones like the older ones with separate microphone and headphone ports. If the built-in speaker of your MacBook Air stops working after connecting the microphone to your computer, relax, take a deep breath, then please note the following points:įirst, this is normal.
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