Sound playback problems are not uncommon. Their nature can be diverse: a damaged or not included service, an incorrect driver, a failed sound chip on the motherboard, a virus, an outgoing speaker or headphone contact (this should be seen right now). In this article, we will discuss what may be the reason that the system loses sound, that is, media files play normally, but after a while they stop doing this. All reasons are listed, from hardware to problems with codecs and drivers.
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