It plays, but it freezes if I advance the video. Still, when I try to turn up audio, I still get the circle-slash sign.Ĭoincidentally, my VLC has been having problems. I don't have an Apple TV, but maybe the guy in the next apartment does. Macbook Air 13 A1466 No Audio Device Solution Ricks Tech Repairs 21.6K subscribers Subscribe 13K views 1 year ago This is a solution for an Macbook Air 13 2012-2017 That is suffering from no. Select a device for sound output: Name: Apple TV // Type: Airplay: Sometimes in 'output' in the 'Sound' System Preferences pane I get the message: I know from reading Apple Support Communities that bringing it to the Apple Store, they’ll just want to repair the logic board, and that’s more than the computer is worth.Ĭan I just buy a bluetooth headset or USB audio adapter? Will that give me audio input and output? He also replaced the I/O Board Flex Cable and Trackpad/Keyboard IPD Flex Cable.

Double-click Sound, video and game controllers to expand that category. I had the logic board repaired after a water spill about six months ago from a third party vendor. Press the Windows + X and choose Device Manager. (1) wipe the machine entirely and restore.Īnd (2) follow this guidance for replacing the audio cables on a different model MacBook from mine. I deleted ‘coreaudiod’ from Activity Monitor. First lets see if Windows Audio services are running and then what Windows has in terms of output devices and drivers.I deleted the BezelServices preference file.I restarted in recovery mode and ran first aid.I put a tiny screwdriver in the hole and moved it around, no response.I tried pushing in and pulling out an earphone jack several times.If I hit F10, F11 or F12, I get the circle-slash “forbidden” sign.Īfter searching for solutions, I think I may have reached the end of the road. All of a sudden, I have no sound on my MacBook Air. Press the Windows + X keys on your keyboard and click on the Device Manager option from the menu.

No sound output devices found