No sound on G6 HP laptop

Hi, I'm getting no sound on my laptop:  it's  Product name: HP Pavilion g6 Notebook PC and  Product number: C1Y93EA#ABU
It happened a couple of times before and I restarted the PC and it came back on again but today I can get no sound even after restarting.  I've checked the sound levels and there is no mute message appearing or any error message.  
If you can offer any advice that would be great.  
I don't know if it relevant but a few months ago there is a problem in that when I plug headphones in it doesn't shut off the sound coming from the laptop loudspeaker.  
Thanks
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Hi,
Try the following.
Open windows Control Panel, open Windows Update, select 'View update history' in the left hand pane and then select 'Installed updates' link in the following window.
Locate update KB2962407, right click it and select Uninstall.  When done, restart the notebook, open windows Control Panel, open Windows Update and select 'Check for updates'.  You'll see the update you just uninstalled being offered again - right click and select 'Hide Update'.
After this you may or may not need to delete and reload the Audio driver - if you do, the procedure for using recovery manager to reinstall Software and Drivers is detailed in the relevant document on the link below.
Recovery Manager - Windows 8.
Recovery Manager - Windows 7
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