Make sure you check to see if the problem has disappeared before trying to reinstall Realtek HD Sound!
Click Finish when the uninstaller completes the process and restart your computer to see whether errors will still appear. Uninstalling Realtek HD Audio Driver from Control Panel 
Its uninstall wizard should open so follow the instructions to uninstall it. Locate the Realtek HD Audio Manager tool in Control Panel or Settings and click on Uninstall. If you are using the Settings app, clicking on Apps should immediately open a list of all installed programs on your PC. 
In Control Panel, select to View as – Category at the top right corner and click on Uninstall a Program under the Programs section. Alternatively, you can click on the gear icon in order to open settings if you are using Windows 10. Click on the Start menu and open Control Panel by searching for it. You can try reinstalling if afterward to see if the problem comes back! Solution 2: Uninstall Realtek HD Sound SoftwareĮven though the software is highly appreciated as a great audio manager, users have reported that their headphone only started working after they uninstalled this piece of software. Left-click on the newly appeared headphones and click the Set Default button below which should switch the sound to them as soon as they’re connected. Right-click anywhere in the middle of the window and check the boxes next to the Show Disabled Devices and Show Disconnected Devices Your headphones should now appear. Stay in the Playback tab of the Sound window which just opened up. After that, locate and click on the Sounds option in order to open the same window. Right-click on the Volume icon located at the bottom right part of your screen and choose the Playback devices An alternative way would be to open Control Panel on your PC and set the View by option to Large icons. Make sure you check whether this is the cause of your problem! This is quite a big mistake by Microsoft as hiding the device under Playback devices was definitely unnecessary. It’s quite possible that Windows 10 has somehow automatically disabled the headphone sound output as it often considers it unnecessary and it’s never set as default. 
Solution 1: Locate it in Disabled Devices
Drivers are old or outdated – Old drivers are always a cause of many problems so consider updating them. Realtek HD Sound – For some reason, this sound manager was to blame and the problem went away after users uninstalled it. Headphones are disabled by default – Users have reported that they found their headphones disabled in Playback devices so make sure you check there and enable them.
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