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I updated to Windows 24H2. I have now lost all of my audio. When I hover my mouse over the sound icon in the tray, it shows that "No audio device is installed". How do I fix this?
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Question— in updates area, is it possible to select the updates that were most recently applied, and deinstall?
Not something I’ve done, but I thought the capability exists or did.
BTW, I noticed that a previously queued update to 24H2 (that failed) on one of my systems was subsequently removed. So it seems at least for some systems MS pulled the update.
Thank you. I tried the headphones and a USB speaker. Neither work for me.
I have the exact same problem. The audio jack does not produce sounds. The laptop speaker does not produce sound. Bluetooth speakers do not work.
The only thing working is the USB headsets.
Hi John:
I have the same problem and after searching for hours, it is with the cridspapo.dll file that the 24H2 screwed up. My question, is there a work around? Is there anyway to get sound without waiting for Microsoft to get the update to that file?
In the meantime, I cannot roll back. My time expired to do so.
Thank you,
Dianne Dandrea
Me too!! the Microsoft bod seemed intent on finding faults with my devices which just wasted hours of my time to no effect. The worst Microsoft upgrade fault in history, well done.
