New copy of RetroArch and place in a new directoryįirst of all, you might unknowingly muted the RetroArch while pressing random keys on your computer.

RetroArch is muted on Volume mixer of Windows 10.

Sound Audio driver was not properly set.

To fix this issue, there are several ways to troubleshoot this problem. When you recently do those changes on your computer, most likely you’ll get a mute sound problem on RetroArch. The problem mainly, Windows 10 are having hard time recognizing the driver of your RetroArch program if its recently updated, moved or opened into a new formatted OS. Well, in our case it takes scratching our head to get a solution to fix the issue. But, suddenly one day, sounds on every game you’ve played becomes muted. See this.If you’ve been using RetroArch to emulate some of your retro games for your PC for quite some time now and didn’t encounter any problem. But it will be easy with Linux and an SD Card or a Live USB. It can be difficult if you are using Windows or OSX too. This way is not convenient when you’ve installed Lakka on a PC’s internal hard drive. You can also configure Lakka by mounting your SD card or USB key on your PC, and edit the configuration file with a text editor. Or launch it manually (useful to get a log): retroarch

Then start retroarch using the service: systemctl start retroarch Then edit the config file: nano /storage/.config/retroarch/retroarch.cfg To edit the configuration file, you need to stop the service first: systemctl stop retroarch You can also edit the configuration file manually using the command line interface. There is a service in Lakka that will restart RetroArch automatically. To restart RetroArch, you can just use the Quit RetroArch entry in the menu. Please note that some settings (such as menu driver switching) requires to restart Retroarch to take effect. You can configure Lakka using the graphical interface. There are 3 ways to edit Lakka configuration: Using the graphical interface

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