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Sorry to hear that you are experiencing audio trouble with our game. I see you've already tried some fixes that didn't work. Can you try this workaround with your wireless set up?
1. Right click the little speaker in the lower right corner of Windows
2. Select "Sounds"
3. Select the "Playback" tab
4. There should be a device that says "Hands-free" in your list, right click it and set it to "Disabled"
5. Try to boot the game again
We will be working on a permanent fix for this, but for the time being, I'm afraid you'd have to use the workaround.
If this did not work or is not the issue you are experiencing, please let us know and we can continue the troubleshooting.
Do you happen to have a webcam connected to your PC? If so, try completely shutting down your Steam client. Unplug your webcam and restart your Steam client. Make sure that your speakers are set to your default audio device and try booting to the game again to see if you have sound. If not, please send us a support ticket about this issue. Include as much detail about the problem as you can, all the troubleshooting fixes you attempted, and your PC's dxdiag report.
Here's how to get your PC's dxdiag report:
1. On your Task bar, click the Windows button (Windows icon usually in the lower left corner of the screen).
2. Type "Run" and press Enter. A "Run" window should pop up.
3. In the "Run" window, type "dxdiag" and click "OK". A "DirectX Diagnostic Tool" window should pop up.
4. In the new window, choose "Save all information" to save to a text file.
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