Speaker Laptop no Sound

Yesterday the story is that the laptop didn't shut down for a few days, I just slept. Keep waiting if the audio comes out using laptop speakers, you have to use a headset or bluetooth.

But it is still often heard several times if the sound comes from the notification system sound, the sound of the laptop being turned on early. The Windows used is Windows 11 Home Single Language. Please help, I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the driver but still there is no sound

Check the settings in the Volume Mixer.

If you have a 3.5mm headphone jack try rapidly inserting and removing the jack plug to clean the contacts inside.

In your screenshot I see Realtek speakers. Are you sure the onboard audio card is Realtek? Some times Windows Update will be misled by the hardware IDs and install Realtek drivers on non-Realtek cards. The driver seems OK in Device Manager, but no sound comes out of the speakers. Yes, it is a known bug. Check in Settings, Apps, Installed Apps for any Realtek software. Uninstall it and restart. The sound should work again. Been there done that.

Welcome to the forum. Try the troubleshooter.
settings > system>troubleshoot>other trouble shooters>audio>run

glasskuter said:

Welcome to the forum. Try the troubleshooter.
settings > system>troubleshoot>other trouble shooters>audio>run

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If there is no error in Device Manager, the Troubleshooter might not find any issues.

You need to go the down arrow to the right of Set Default, and then Default Device.

What you are doing can happen on mine.

Better off going to the Settings > System > Sound >

The moving of things from the old Control Panel to Settings is taking ages, probably just a minor glitch. e.g. the highlight covers both the text and the arrow, but there are a couple of choices using that down arrow.

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