Fix: Warzone Pacific No Audio Working or Sound Cutting Out

Call of Duty: Warzone is one of the popular online battle royale video games that comes first under the COD series in 2020. Whereas the Warzone Season 1:...

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Last updated on May 25, 2023

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Fix: Warzone Pacific No Audio Working or Sound Cutting Out

There may be multiple reasons behind the audio-related issue, like an outdated audio driver, output audio device issues, problems with the audio port, the low or muted volume level on the device, etc. While issues with improper audio output settings, an outdated game, corrupted or missing game files, damaged audio device or wire, etc. So, it’s better to follow all the methods individually until the problem has been fixed.

1. Check the Audio Output Device

Sometimes issues with the wrong audio output device or selection of another audio device may cause some trouble to the players. It’s recommended to check the connected and actual audio output device on the PC before jumping to any conclusion. To do that:

Right-click on the sound icon on your taskbar > Click on Open Sound settings.

Now, choose your output device that’s connected under the Output section. Make sure to test out the changes with the Master volume.

Finally, launch the Warzone Pacific game, and check the sound issue again.

2. Repair Game Files

It’s better to check for the game files and repair them via the Battle.net desktop client on the PC to ensure there is no issue with the game files. To do so:

Open the Battle.net client > Go to Games.
Click on the Call of Duty: Warzone title.
Click on Options > Select Scan and Repair.
Once the process is completed, click on Check for Updates.
Once done, restart the client, and try running the game.

3. Update the Audio Driver

Sometimes issues with the audio driver may cause several problems during the gameplay. You should update the sound driver on the PC to fix all kinds of audio-related issues on the system (if any). To do so:

Press Windows + X keys to open the Quick Link Menu.
Now, click on Device Manager from the list > Double-click on Sound, Video, and Game Controllers.
Right-click on the correct audio device that you’re using.
Next, select Update driver > Choose to Search automatically for drivers.
If an update is available, the system will automatically download & install it.
Once done, restart the computer to apply changes.

4. Update Windows

You can follow this method if you’re still encountering the Warzone Pacific No Audio Working or Sound Cutting Out issue on the PC.

Press Windows + I keys to open up the Windows Settings menu.
Next, click on Update & Security > Select Check for updates under the Windows Update section.
If there is a feature update available, select Download and Install.
Wait for some time until the update gets completed.
Finally, reboot your PC to apply changes immediately.

5. Increase the Volume Level

Make sure to increase the volume level on the system to fix the audio-related issues. In most scenarios, a low volume or muted audio can cause no sound or audio cutting-out issues. To do so:

Click on the Sound icon on the taskbar > Ensure to drag the volume slider to increase or decrease the volume level as per your preference.
- You can also press the volume up/down key directly on the keyboard to increase or decrease the volume level.

6. Update Warzone Pacific

If you haven’t updated your Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific game for a while on the PC then make sure to follow the steps below to install the latest update. To do this:

Launch the Battle.net client > Click on Call of Duty: Warzone from the left side.
Select Options > Click on Game settings.
Choose the Game Install/Update option on the left pane.
Head over to the Automatic Updates option.
Select Notify me when games automatically begin updating.
Then select Apply latest updates and download future patch data for recently played games.
Click on Done > Reboot the PC to apply changes and check for updates after launching Battle.net.

7. Check for Physical Damage

Check whether your microphone is physically damaged or not. Use it on another device to cross-check the same issue. You can also try using another microphone to check for the issue.

8. Turn Off Windows Sonic or Spatial Sound

If your desktop or laptop has the Windows Sonic or Spatial Sound feature then you should disable it by following the steps below:

Click on the Start menu > Go to Settings > Click on System.
Now, click on Sound > Select Related settings.
Go to Sound Control Panel and select a playback device.
Next, select Properties > Select Spatial sound.
In the Spatial Sound format, select Windows Sonic for Headphones.
Finally, click on Apply > Reboot the PC to change the effects.

That’s it, guys. We assume this guide was helpful to you. For further queries, you can comment below.

Fix: Warzone Pacific No Audio Working or Sound Cutting Out