Windows 10: Windows 10 "No Audio Output Device is Installed" internal speakers

I had this laptop since January of this year, 2018, and I use Windows 10 on here. The laptop itself is an HP Omen and the internal speakers are not being detected, in its place is something when I right click it called "Speaker Setup (Unknown)" as if it is detecting a different external speaker, even though I don't have or use one. It was working fine last night but it isn't even detecting the internal speaker and thus no sound can be played.


Please help me out with this, thank you.

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No Audio Output Device is Installed

Hi,

You will need to select Windows 8 from the drop down list while installing the driver in compatibility mode.

I would suggest you to try setting the speaker as default audio output by following the steps below and check if it helps.

1. Right click on the sound icon on the right bottom corner of the taskbar.

2. Select "playback devices".

3. If "speaker" is not set as the default device, highlight it and click "set as default".

5. Save the changes.

Let us know the result.

 

Internal speakers not working - No Audio Output Device is installed

I recently upgraded to Windows 10. NOTE: This issue was happening
before I upgraded

My laptop has built-in speakers but no sound is playing through them. When I hover over the sound icon in the taskbar, it says 'No Audio Output Device is installed'

NOTE: External speakers do play sound

 

Output audio to multiple devices in Windows 10

I am running a MacBook Pro 15" (late 2011) which has BootCamp enabling Windows 10 Evaluation Copy 16232.rs_prerelease.170624-1334 (Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview).

I do not see the ability to select any of your suggested recording devices ("Wave Out Mix" ... "Stereo Mix") when selecting any of the "Speakers" from the Playback tab as you suggest. My list of Playback devices shows the MacBook (internal speakers), my
Display's audio, the Line Out as well as my Wireless Headset.

It would be nice to simply select playback to more than one device (and control its total output) directly from the Volume Control box provided by a right click of the Taskbar icon.