No speaker audio-Pavilion dv9413

While watching a video clip, speaker audio stopped. Speakers are inoperative in all modes. However, headphone audio is working. Has anyone had a similar problem? If so, what was the fix.
Thank you!

bbrob,
Welcome to the HP Forum.
Reference this Guide:
No Sound from the Speakers (Notebooks Windows 7)
Because this issue is a recent event, the easier thing to do might be to "backtrack" in time to before things went sideways.
Restoring Windows to a Previous Point (Windows 7)
HP PCs - Using Microsoft System Restore (Windows 8)
System Restore sometimes works better if you first drop the system into Safe Mode:
Entering Safe Mode in Windows 7
Assuming that works, then you may want to set your Windows Updates to NOTIFY (instead of automatic updates).
Restart / Reboot the computer and log in.
Call up the Windows Updates program and do a search for new updates.
Check the list, click on one update and install it.
Reboot the system, if necessary...
Check your Sound.
When you find the culprit Update, use your system Restore to go back (again) so the update is removed.
Restart / Reboot the system and log in
Open Windows Updates, search and list the available Updates >
Right-click on the offending Update and select to HIDE / Ignore that update
At this point you can Create a Restore Point to mark the spot and either repeat the "hunt and ignore" process or just take a chance and install the rest of the Updates all at once.
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