No sound on Envy15T 3001 with windows 7. No update KB2962407 .

As of 2 days ago I suddenly have no sound on my Envy15T 3001. I have Windows 7. Was there an update like that described for Windows 8 that might have cancelled my sound? What to do to get my sound back?

Get your full Model number or Product number from the Service Tag attached to bottom of laptop (may be under battery)
How Do I Find My Model Number or Product Number
Once you have the info, use the button at top of this page titled "Support", then click "Download drivers" from the menu. Enter your Product Number. After entering PN click 'Go". On the next page use the dropdown menu to select your Operating System, click Next. A list will populate with drivers/software.
Download & Save the latest Audio driver.Go into Control Panel,Programs & Features -Uninstall IDT software.Restart the laptop. After Windows loads, install IDT audio using the downloaded file.
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I suggest finding a sound card that you like and contacting the manufacturer's Customer Service to assure its compatibility with Win7 64-bit. They are the experts on their products. While I am not a fan of dedicated sound cards because their drivers are conflict prone, I would buy a Creative Soundblaster. They have been proven over time.
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No sound from headphone jack with Windows 8.1 (Hp Envy 15)

Hello all, I have an Envy 15 3040nr and I did a clean install of microsoft latest Windows 8.1 version plus all drivers. Everythink works BUT the headphone jacks. I had windows 8 before and everything worked.
Once I plug a headphone in either jack (envy 15 has 2) the speakers stop as expected but I get no sound in the headphone. I tested two headphones that work just fine on my phone and other computer.
I also checked if it was a hardware problem but it isn't. I boot with Ubuntu and both headphone jacks works perfectly.
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