plug in your earphones and when the box pops up, click on headphones (vs. check the box to enable a pop up box when a device is plugged in and click 'OK'. To the right of the page, click on the Analog folder (Connector settings) icon. I'm going to assume that refreshing MAY fix it and a total wipe and restart would work but I would rather no take either option, especially when I just did one extreame. from the control panel, Hardware and Sound page, open the Realtek HD Audio Manager. The only option they gave me was to pay 150$ to look into it.
I contacted windows about this only to find it is a known issue with no solution. I have updated all the drivers, I have removed what could have been a windows update causeing it but still nothing. I have NO surfire way of getting sound back, uninstall and reinstalling the sound driver doesn't work, disableing and re-enableing works now and then never 100% If I have sound to start putting the laptop to sleep and rewaking causes the sound to go. I have sound on start up then for an hour at most after that but normally 5 minutes later I have no sound. However now I have sound intermittently if at all.
Since I need to remove, reinstall and re pair up the device EVERY SINGLE TIME I have decided to not use it anymore. The problem arose after I turned the set off, I lost all sound from my speakers. The inital set up was a hassle but I was able to eventually and used the headset for voice and my laptop speakers for anything else or vice versa. It has been fine all this time until recently I used a bluetooth dongle and headset for a while to use with skype. So my Pavilion is about2 years old itself but late June I had to do a full re install of Windows.
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