It sounds like the audio card in your laptop is broken to me also but if you want to try one last thing to make sure the hardware is bad, Linux might give you an answer. It is possible to accidentally erase your hard drive and install only Linux but the prompts are pretty clear and try to not let that happen.
#Sound card has no audio output device installed how to
Live CD's have come a long way and give you multiple options on how to use Linux. But if I click on the audio icon it appears ' no audio output device is installed '. You have to ensure that your boot order is set to check the CD/DVD drive for an operating system before the hard drive through the BIOS options. XPS 15 7590, no device audio output device After replacing my ssd with the samsung 970 evo plus, I installed windows 10 and all the drivers from the dell site (including Realtek HD audio driver). A Linux Live CD however, stores the entire operating system on the CD including drivers and software so that windows files are not even running. The emulated Linux machine doesn't have direct access to the hardware, it has to ask Windows to access the hardware.
I have also checked that windows audio is running as a service and yes it is running, restarted it anyways, still no luck. I have tried to scan for new hardware, installed the realtek software, but the message remains the same. The Virtual Machine is running on top of windows like any other program and emulating a separate computer but still relies on Windows to run its processes. The sound was playing fine and all of a sudden gave the following message.
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