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Looking to take your sound experience to the next level? Dolby Atmos can immerse you in spatial audio like never before. Let’s walk through how to check if your computer supports it and how to enable it on Windows 10/11.
Dolby Atmos is an advanced sound technology and audio format that delivers immersive, multi-dimensional surround sound. It enhances audio quality by adding height channels, creating a 3D sound experience for movies, music, and games.
What's more, Dolby Atmos also has a wide range of applications, from theatre and cinema to home, computer, and smartphone, if you can see this sticker 
on your laptop surface (mostly the keyboard side or the downside), this symbol means it supports Dolby Atmos, you can even see this symbol in some streaming software like Netflix, Disney, Spotify, etc.
Dolby Atmos has reinvented how entertainment is created and experienced, allowing creatives everywhere to place each sound exactly where they want it to go, for a more realistic and immersive audio experience.
Dolby Atoms simulates cinematic sound technology, so you'll hear a lot more detail than a regular speaker. So, if you want to hear lifelike sounds while watching movies or playing games, the Dolby Atmos application will be worth having a try.
As I mentioned before, you can check if your computer supports Dolby Atmos by observe the sticker on your laptop like the following picture.
You can also check it from the sound settings, first, right click the sound icon 
on your desktop, then click the sound option, next double click the speaker option to open speaker properties, then if you find the Dolby audio option on the properties, it means your computer support Dolby Atmos and you can turn it on.
Step 1 Right click the sound icon on your desktop, then choose the spatial sound first and the Dolby Atmos second.
Step 2 If your computer doesn't have Dolby Atmos app preinstalled, You will jump to the download page of Dolby Atmos soon, then click download and wait for a moment. Or you can open the Dolby Atmos option directly.
Step 3 After finish the install process, turn back to step 1 and enable Dolby Atmos.
Step 4 Change the Dolby Atmos settings as you like and save.
Yes, even if your laptop doesn’t have the logo, you can try enabling Dolby Atmos through the sound settings. If you don’t see the "Spatial sound" option, your device may not support it natively.
No, Dolby Atmos works with regular headphones, but for the best experience, use certified Dolby Atmos speakers or headphones.
Ensure that your audio drivers are up to date. You can check this by visiting your device manufacturer’s website and downloading the latest drivers.
This post actually provides some advice and methods on Dolby Atmos and hope this article can help you enable Dolby Atmos. And enjoy your lifelike sound experience!
