Nvidia High Definition Audio Not Plugged On Windows 10: Here Are The Fixes

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 The issue is associated with the NVIDIA audio output, which shows detached when seen in the Sound settings’ Playback tab inside the Control Panel. Next to the users cannot turn on sound for their HDMI output. Even though this issue arrives inside the Sounds field of the system’s settings, its real cause is the NVIDIA graphics driver, and you should consider replacing it. A few users managed to fix the issue by installing the latest one, and others rolled back their driver. Either way, it should fix the NVIDIA audio output issue. If you are dealing with the same issue, then follow this blog.
Update the NVIDIA Graphic DriverTo update the NVIDIA graphic driver, follow these on-screen instructions given below:To launch the Run accessory, hold the Win and R hotkeys simultaneously on the keyboard.After that, input ‘devmgmt.msc’ into it and hit the OK button.Then reach the ‘Display adapters’ option and click on it and choose the graphic card.Thereafter, hit the ‘Uninstall ...
... Device’ button.Now, proceed via the uninstallation procedure and go to the NVIDIA site.You should input the card and OS details and hit the Search button.Later, confirm the available driver’s list, choose your driver name, and then click on the Download button.Then store the file over the system and launch it, then install the driver.Reach the screen of ‘Installation Options’ and choose the ‘Custom (Advanced)’ option, then hit the Next button.Finally, tick the ‘Perform a clean installation’ box, hit the Next button, and install the needed driver.Utilize the Roll Back Driver OptionTo utilize the rollback driver option, follow these on-screen instructions given below:At first, uninstall the current driver.To launch the Run accessory, hold the Win and R hotkeys simultaneously on the keyboard.Once it launches, input ‘devmgmt.msc’ in it and hit the OK button.You should reach the ‘Display Adapters’ option, select it, and then pick the adapter for rollback.Later, pick the Properties option, launch the Driver tab, and hit the ‘Roll Back Driver’ option.Now, finally, the needed instructions to execute the rollback procedure.Turn on the NVIDIA Output Device in Control PanelTo turn on the NVIDIA output device in Control Panel, follow these on-screen instructions given below:Go to the desktop and right-click on it.Then click on the ‘NVIDIA Control Panel’ option.After that, hit the ‘Add’ icon from the section of Display.You should click on the ‘Set up digital audio’ option.Go under the section of graphic card name and browse for HDMI.Later, reach the icon of Volume in the screen’s lower right.Now, set the ‘View by’ option to the ‘Large icons’ option and hit the tab of Sound.Go to the tab of Playback and right-click on it to mark the boxes.Finally, hit the fresh device and click on the ‘Set Default’ option.Use the Generic High Definition Audio Device DriverTo use the generic high definition audio device manager, follow these on-screen instructions given below:Navigate to the Device Manager and launch it.Then twice click on the ‘Sound, video and game controllers’ option.Go to the ‘NVIDIA High Definition Audio’ option and right-click on it, then choose the ‘Update Driver’ option.You should click on the ‘Browse my computer for driver software’ option.Later, select the ‘Let me pick from a list of available driver on my computer’ option.Now, click on the ‘High Definition Audio Device’ option and then hit the Next button.Now, click on the ‘No’ button whether you are pop-up for a reboot.Get a return to the Device Manager screen and hit the Action button.Then choose the ‘Scan for hardware changes’ option.Finally, look at whether the problem continues.Source: NVIDIA HIGH DEFINITION AUDIO NOT PLUGGED ON WINDOWS 10

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