"I am not sure what you mean by "playing things outside of LRC?" What can I listen to within LRC?"
You can import, manage & play video files in LrC. You can also create slideshows with music in LrC. If you had audio issues playing those inside of LrC, but had no audio issues playing things outside of LrC (like YouTube, etc), that would point to LrC as the problem. As it is, you've bascially eliminated LrC as the issue.
"All the programs I listen to are not related to LRC"
Then why would you think this has anything to do with LrC?
"It is interesting that you think it might be related to the upgrade to 20H2"
It's not really interesting at all. You never said what other programs you're using when the audio is garbled, but you just updated the OS, so that's the obvious choice. What's really clear based on what you've said though, is that this is not an issue with LrC.
"In any event I will need some help and will, hopefully, get it soon."
Maybe some kind soul will chime in here to help, but I wouldn't hold my breath. This is an Adobe community, but you're not having an Adobe problem. Your problem is most likely a result of your Windows upgrade which would make it a Microsoft or hardware vendor / device driver problem.
And from some of your other posts, it appears you're running on hardware that's quite old. Nothing wrong with that if it meets your needs, but expecting to be able to keep that old hardware and just keep plopping new operating systems and software on it without running into problems and incompatibilities isn't realistic.
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