Redfall, an exciting first-person shooter game developed by Arkane Studios Austin and published by Bethesda Softworks, is set for release on Windows and Xbox Series X/S platforms. Following its launch, several players have reported audio issues, such as sound not working or cutting out. If you’re encountering similar problems, refer to this troubleshooting guide to resolve Redfall audio malfunctions and crackling sound issues.
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Fix: Redfall Audio Not Working or Crackling Sound Issue
Affected players reported on Reddit that while playing on the console, the headset turned on, but they barely heard anything else. It seems like everything gets muffled and mixed with lower volume. It ruins the gameplay experience and nothing else. At the same time, some players have also mentioned that there is no issue with the headphones except for the speakers.
1. Repair Game Files
First, you should try repairing the game files in the Epic launcher or Steam client to check whether the problem has been fixed. Sometimes having some issues with corrupted or missing game files can be there. To do so:
Epic Users:
Steam Users:
- Open up Steam > Go to Library.
- Right-click on the Redfall game.
- Click on Properties > Go to the Local Files tab.
- Select Verify Integrity of Game Files…
- This process will start to be verified and may take some time to complete.
- Once done, close the Steam client, and restart your computer to apply changes.
2. Disable Nahimic Audio Driver
Nahimic is an Audio Driver that your PC manufacturer selected to give you an optimized audio experience on laptops, motherboards, and more. It is a trusted driver designed to optimize and tune the audio performance on your computer.
- You’ll have to go to Task Manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc) and then head over to Startup.
- Now, disable the Nahimic audio driver from the list.
- Finally, restart the computer to check whether the problem has been fixed or not.