You might have accidentally hit the mute button, and thats why there is no sound on Chrome.
Fix 2: Check Chrome Sound controls
Google Chrome comes with a native setting to disable sound.
find out if youve enabled it.
Step 1: In Chrome, typechrome://configs/content/soundin the address bar.
It will take you directly to the sound prefs of Chrome.
Alternatively, go toChrome options > Site options (under Privacy and Security) > Sound.
Step 2:Turn onAllow Sites to play sound (recommended).
That means all sites can play music.
Next, verify that the particular website isnt added under Mute.
If its there, remove it.
Step 3: Close Chrome andrestartit.
The sound should be back on Chrome.
Step 1:kick off the tab in Chrome that doesnt have sound.
Step 2:Right-clickon the sound icon in the taskbar and choose OpenVolume Mixer.
Step 3: Ensure Chrome isnot on muteand volume levels are reasonably high.
Step 1:Open theControl Panelon your PC and go toSound.
Step 2:You will find your connected speakers or headphones listed under thePlayback tabin Sound prefs.
pick the respectivespeaker/headphonename and hit theConfigurebutton.
Step 3:You will be taken to the Speaker Setup screen.
ChooseStereounder Audio channels and hit theNextbutton.
Complete the rest of the setup without changing anything.
By the end, the sound will be back on Chrome.
Step 1:Go toWindows options(from the Start Menu), followed bySystem > Sound.
Alternatively, typeSound settingsin Windows search.
Step 2: Under Sound options, pick the drop-down box underOutputand choose thecorrect speaker.
Test the sound on Chrome.
If the issue is fixed, all is good.
Step 4:If Chrome is listed under Apps, make sureDefaultis selected under the Output drop-down box.
Also, check thevolume slider.
It should be high or 100.
Also Read:How to fix default audio machine keeps changing on Windows.
For that, go toSound Settingsby typingSound Settingsin Windows search.
Also Read:How to change sound volume in Windows.
To fix it, you have to update or uninstall it.
Step 1:Right-clickon the start menu icon and selectDevice Manager.
Once complete, power cycle your PC.
Now, try playing audio in Chrome.
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