I do notice that Windows stopped recognising the internal speaker as Cirrus and now is 'High Definition Audio Device' I had an old version of BootCamp (5.xx) which had Cirrus drivers but Windows won't let me use these to update it's audio drives. Click on the Apple logo on the menu bar (1) and select System Preferences.(2). Has anyone else had this issue with BootCamp 6.1 and resolved it? In the downloaded drivers with Windows Support Software there does not seem to be any audio drivers I can manually force an update with. At the bottom of this window, make sure the Mute checkbox is not checked. Under Select a device for sound output, click MacBook Speakers, MacBook Air Speakers, or MacBook Pro Speakers, depending on what kind of laptop you own.

Speaking to Apple support they first tried passing it off as a Windows problem, when I pointed out it must be a recognised problem as there is an Apple website where the issue is mentioned - But they could not help me beyond suggesting a reinstall of the Windows partition. Open System Preferences, and then go to Sound > Output. As per Apple's support site, I have downloaded Windows Support Software, but when I run it in Windows it hangs with an error message - Error BootCamp Service.exe They work fine when running Mac OS, also in Windows when I plug in a USB headset that works. Click on Down Arrow to see the Spatial Audio Settings > Head Tracked ( Head Tracked Option is not Showing, Enable Spatial audio follows head movements, given in next solution).

Yesterday the internal speakers, headphone jack and microphone stopped working. If you use QuickTime Player to screen record on Mac and find there is no sound, you can check if the built-in Microphone is selected. 1 Go to Control Center > Sound > Spatialize Stereo. Bootcamp and Windows 10 - speakers and headphone jack stopped working I have a 2019 iMac on which I run Windows 10 via Bootcamp since buying the iMac.

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