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Would copying it from another source help (or hurt)? I could probably retrieve it from the HDD that I cloned to the SSD. The file c:\windows\system32\drivers\stwrt64.sys referenced here in the earlier run is not present now. The Components - Multimedia - Sound Device section has only Bluetooth Hands-Free Audio now whereas before it had this and IDT High Definition Audio Codec. I am suspcious of this, but I don't know enough about it to figure it out. Of the few differences, many have to do with the High Definition Audio Controller. I have been poking around in the data from running msinfo32 a few months ago and just now. Does the "xp" in parentheses suggest that it thinks my system is Windows XP? It is not.

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At the end of the install it said "This is not the correct audio driver for this system (xp). Mine uses Microsoft Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1.

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Any ideas on how to resolve this? I have tried reading the numerous forum topics about no audio, but most seem to be about Windows 10. Other than this, so far I am real pleased with the improvement from putting in the SSD. I could put the old HDD back in place of the SSD, but I don't know how that would help. I believe that the system had some sort of IDT Codec, although I am not sure. Asking the system to detect new hardware finds no new hardware. The audio component test available by using the Esc key upon startup does produce sounds and pass the test. The icon in the tray now says "No Audio Output Device is Installed." The Troubleshoot Sound Problems test says "Playing Audio" and "Troubleshooting couldn't identify the problem." The Device Manager under Sound, Video and Game Controllers has only devices for Bluetooth and Webcam, nothing for audio. Audio was working fine before the conversion. The upgrade seems to have worked and the machine is much faster. If it works, then the other device, port, or audio jack is to blame.I upgraded the hard drive in my HP 350 G1 to a 500Gb Crucial MX500 SSD.

Now, try to play some music, a test sound, or a video.

Unplug your audio device and insert it into the other port, jack, or computer.

If you have another computer or port/jack to use, then you should test it with that. Check Your Hardwareīefore we move on to resetting Windows 10, let’s cover the possibility that your hardware is causing the problem.

If the specific driver doesn’t work, repeat the process and find the default ‘High Definition Audio Device’ driver that should be listed. Occasionally when selecting Automatic driver mode in Windows 10, you’ll be presented with several options. In the vast majority of cases where you see the ‘no audio output device is installed’ error, re-installing the driver will address the issue. Reboot your system if prompted and retest.

Select Automatic and let Windows find the driver or manual if you would prefer to do it yourself.

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Check to see if your device is listed, it may be detected but an error occurred, if it is, right-click the audio device in question (it may have a yellow triangle next to it, it may not) and select Update driver.

Next, click on Sound, video and game controllers.

Open the Start menu, type in “ Control Panel“, and then select it.