Windows 11
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Audio issue with windows 11 (23H2)
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Vishnu Anand
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Some of our Windows 11 devices (version 23H2) are suddenly experiencing audio issues. The system shows "No audio devices found," and there are no audio input or output devices listed in Device Manager. Upgrading to version 24H2 is not an option as it causes issues with WSL2 on these devices.
We’ve attempted multiple fixes, including downloading and installing drivers from the vendor's page for the specific models, but the drivers fail to install. Any assistance or suggestions to resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated.