Minecraft Loading Issue (Stuck on Loading Process)

Your idea does work in theory, but all this does is bypass the audio wave format, and causes feedback on the speakers, at least on our computer. We hear echo after echo like 3 beeps per second constantly and its unplayable.

For some reason only Minecraft by microsoft could have this issue over 2 years and counting and still not fix it. Such a disgrace for a what was a good game.

Thats very odd, i dont get any echo from this

I did however also disable my Intel HD Audio adapter under sound controllers, this depends on what gpu you have because your gpu will also have an audio processor for hdmi use, in my case its an old laptop with integrated intel gpu hence an Intel HD audio adapter being present in the device manager as well as the realtek one

The only other thing i would suggest is if you can roll back the realtek audio driver to an earlier version that may also work but its definately the audio driver thats causing this issue at least for me anyway

If you are using speakers built in to a monitor thats connected via hdmi then try disabling the realtek or generic hd audio device instead and leave the GPU Audio device enabled since that would be what should be used if your speakers are connected via hdmi

Hope that helps and good luck 👍

I have uninstalled all the audio drivers on the laptop, and then it reinstalled the default win 10 HD audio. I was able to load the game but as I said it had some kind of feedback audio loop like a beep about 2 or 3 times per second. When I tried updating the audio driver, the game was unplayable cause it failed to load at 41%.

This is an older laptop Latitude E5480 2017, and its integrated GPU as well as intel processor and audio. Now our older 2014 Dell laptop is an E5420 and it works just fine. Now that is what makes no sense to me if somehow older audio from realtek is supposed to be the issue.

My son plays the game and he says after a couple of mins the 'echoing' feedback effect slowly goes away. But it becomes louder if he presses any action that makes sound. If he waits a few seconds the feedback goes away completely. It seems to be like a microphone feedback imo.

the first method worked the first time but my grandpa always turns off my pc at night, so I tried again after school and it did not work, so do you know how to fix this please tell me if you do