The program PulseAudio Volume Control is helpful in figuring out which program is producing audio, where that audio is being routed, what the default input/output devices are, and what the volume levels are set to. On systems still using PulseAudio as a server, it restarts the PulseAudio server, which will create new default audio configuration files. This set of commands first restarts the sound daemon and removes the user's configuration for PulseAudio. Sound is off on the taskbar and it prompts no output devices found. Internal and external via 3.5mm jack dont work. Systemctl -user restart wireplumber pipewire pipewire-pulse After another reboot I completely lost audio. If the system is not playing audio, first try restarting the audio daemon: PulseAudio Speaker icon in task tray shows a red 'X'. Device manager does not show a sound category unless I show hidden devices. I have no sound from the speakers or earphones with 'the hardware device is not connected to the computer Code45' and 'No output devices found' no pull down for choice. These commands can also help fix the Sound settings showing "Dummy Output" as the audio output. I believe this started 1 or 2 updates ago. Many times, deleting the configuration files, reinstalling the sound-related packages, and restarting the audio software can help. Sound settings or packages related to the sound system can become corrupt or broken.
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