Windows 10: Line In Unplugged And High Definition Audio Device Unplugged

I'm Using Windows 11 Pro And Its Has Some Problem With The Speaker, Last Month My Speaker Buzzing Which I Don't Really Care But When I Played Some Games I Realize That My Audio Disappeared I Try To Reinstalling The Audio Through Device Manager And Trying Using "Get Help" And Other Troubleshooter Method Even Trying To Open Chassis Myself, But It Wont Work I'm Been Searching In Social media But Nothing Seems To Work, Once I Realize That My High Definition Audio Device And Line Up Unplugged I'm Pretty Sure Its Was Inside My PC Chassis But I'm Not A Technician, I Want To Know A Ways That I Don't

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"High definition audio device is unplugged"

windows 10 says my high definition audio device is unplugged . how do i fix that

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"High definition audio device is unplugged"

Hi betsystevens2,



Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.



I understand that you are seeing a message that "High Definition audio device is unplugged" on your computer.
We will certainly assist you with this issue.



For better clarity on the upgrade, please let us know:

1) What is the version of Windows 10 that is currently installed on your computer? You can click on Search and type
winver.

2) What is the make and model of your computer?

3) Are you seeing his message when you connect or disconnect any audio devices?

4) Are you aware of any changes after which you notice this message?



However, let’s go ahead and try few steps and check.

Method 1: Run the audio troubleshooter.

I would suggest you to try the steps mentioned in
Fix sound problems in Windows 10 and check.



If the issue persists, you can try

Method 2: Install alternate audio driver

·
Click on Search on Taskbar and type
Device Manager.

·
In Device
Manager, expand Sound, Video, and Game Controllers

·
Right click on the audio device (usually it will be
Realtek/Intel Audio)and select Update Driver.

·
Select the option Browse my computer for Driver Software.

·
In the next screen, select the option
Let me pick from a list of available drivers

·
Check the box Show Compatible Hardware and then select the option
High Definition Audio Device. Click on
Yes if you get the prompt.

·
Check if you are able to hear audio.

·
If you do not see any change, you can use Update Driver option and Search automatically to revert to existing driver.



You can also check in manufacturer website and see if there are any updated drivers for your computer.



Let us know the details and the results.

We will certainly assist you further.

 

Audio Not Working - Windows 10 (AMD High Definition Audio Device - Status: Unplugged)

My question is relating to the Audio Not Working on my Asus Laptop - Windows 10.

Within the control panel my AMD High Definition is Device has the status Unplugged - (greyed out).

Both Headphones and the Speakers do not work.

Is this a software concern? If so what is a fix.

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