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How to Disable Internal Speakers in Windows 10

By: Waseem Patwegar

If the internal speakers on your computer are not loud enough or of desired quality, you can disable internal speakers in Windows 10 and use better quality external speakers.

Disable Internal Speakers in Windows 10

Disable Internal Speakers in Windows 10

Certain computers like Dell OptiPlex and others are equipped with in-built internal speakers, which saves desk space by eliminates the need to connect external speakers.

However, some users find it annoying that the computer switches back to internal speakers with the same volume, whenever the external speaker is disconnected.

This can be quite a nuisance and cause embarrassment, if the computer is left on an open browser and it suddenly starts playing an Advertisement or Video loudly.

1. Update Audio Drivers

If your main problem is about the computer switching back to Internal Speakers, updating Audio Drivers on your computer should fix this problem.

1. Right-click on the Start button and click on Device Manager.

 Device Manager Option in Windows 10

2. On the Device Manager screen, expand the entry for Sound, Video and Game Controllers.

Sound, Video and Game Controllers in Device Manager Screen

3. Next, right-click on your Audio Device and click on Update Driver option in the contextual menu.

4. On the next screen, click on Search Automatically For Driver Software option and allow your computer to search and install the updated device driver.

2. Disable Internal Speakers Using Control Panel

Follow the steps below to disable Internal Speakers in Windows 10 and make external speakers as the default speaker on your computer.

1. Open Control Panel and go to Hardware and Sound > Manage Audio Devices option in the Sound section.

Manage Audio Option in Windows Control Panel

2. On the next screen, right-click on the Internal speaker’s device listing (usually listed as Speakers) and click on Disable.

Disable Internal Speakers on Windows PC

3. Click on Apply and OK to save this setting.

4. Plug the External speakers into the Audio-out port of your computer

Your computer should automatically recognize the New External Speakers and set them as the default speakers on your computer.

3. Disable Internal Speakers Using BIOS

If you are unable to disable Internal Speakers using Control panel, you can disable them by going to the UEFI Settings screen on your computer.

1. Open Settings > click on Update and Security.

Update & Security Option on Windows Settings Screen

2. On Update & Security screen, click on Recovery > scroll down to “Advanced Startup” section and click on Restart Now.

Advanced Startup Option in Windows 10

3. Next, click on Troubleshoot > Advanced Options.

Advanced Options Screen Windows PC

4. On the Advanced options screen, click on UEFI Firmware Settings.

Open UEFI Firmware Settings on Windows PC

5. On the next screen, click on Restart.

6. On the UEFI screen, expand System Configuration > select Audio and uncheck Enable Internal Audio option.

7. Click on Apply > Exit to save this setting on your computer

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