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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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Osaisitko Auttaa,
Based on the translation I was able to get from Google translate, you are asking how I was able to return to 23H2. If that is correct, I was able to go to Settings/System/Go Back and there I had the option of returning to 23H2. As I understand it, this must be done shortly after trying something, in my case installing 24H2 because after a while that option is no longer available.
Jim
miten palautetaan takaisin tuohon 23h2? osaisitko auttaa
I have similar issue since I was updated to 24H2, but for me it's just any USB audio device. I've tried multiple things to try get my USB headset to work and to no avail. I'm able to use the same headset on another PC without problem so I know it's my own PC's installation. I've worked with Windows support to try to downgrade to 23H2, but I can't seem to actually get back to it. It's been like this for over 3 weeks now and no progress.
For me, other audio devices work when plugged into the 3.5mm jack in my back panel (Realtek Audio). It's just USB audio input/output that's broken. I've reinstalled the drivers (and also updated from MoBo manufacturer), reinstalled softwares, attempted downgrading to 23H2 (but seemingly can't get there), and opened two cases with Windows support.
Still looking to find someone that has a potential fix.
You're suggesting turning BT on and off? If you're suggesting using a BT speaker... I don't have one nor should I need to buy one- I have a fine speaker in my laptop that Microsoft has screwed up. I want them to stop playing Apple, own up to breaking the software, and fix it.
BLUETOOTH
