Soundcard error message

[aerialobserver]

I'm receiving a new error message: "Unable to initialize the music player: No Soundcard Detected: (error=BASS_ERROR_UNKNOWN). Audio works normally in every other context including Windows Media Player. Downloaded the latest version of Music Bee, but no change. The only thing that may account for it is a recent update taking place on the PC. I assume that some change to Windows 10 may have caused the problem, but I have no clue how to fix it. Everything appears as normal in Music Bee, but when I click on a song title, I get the error message. Just learned my way around Music Bee and hate to start over with another program, but have no idea how to fix this problem. Help?

[sveakul]

What is shown in Prefs/player/sound device?

[aerialobserver]

I'm not sure how to find the preferences you're referring to, but under device manager there are two controllers shown: NVIDIA High Definition Audio and Realtek High Definition Audio. Does that answer the question?

[phred]

Does that answer the question?

Please read his question again. He shows you where to find it. This is from within MB.

What is shown in Prefs/player/sound device?

[aerialobserver]

Ok, thanks for the clarification as to where to find Prefs/player/sound device. It says "primary sound driver." When I click on the down arrow to see what other choices are available, I see "Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)." When I clicked on that and tried to apply the change, however, I get the same error message that Music Bee won't initialize. I'm unaware of anything other than a software upgrade, probably from Windows 10, that could have caused MB to suddenly stop working. What next?

[Steven]

Windows updates can update audio drivers with the generic windows version, so try installing the latest audio driver from the output device manufacturer