Pv7 internal speakers are showing "not plugged in" no sound at all.

My computer was working fine and all of a sudden I had no internal sound, have a red "x" over my speaker in the corner and then speakers are showing not plugged in. I

Hi,
Could be you have disabled it by mistake. Please try this:
Right click the speakers icon,
Select Playback devices
Right click and enable something like this
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BH
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