TS1574 no sound on windows installed on my macbook pro

Installed windows using boot camp on my macbook pro. now whenever I try to play a song, I see a red light from audio port & there is no sound. I can see this device in the list of playback devices. I tried updating the driver, but it says "windows has detected that your driver is upto date"

If you're seeing the red light then it's set to output audio through the optical digital output, also called TosLink. Check the audio settings in Windows.  If you have the same problem in OS X then the micro-switch in the socket that switches between analogue audio and optical digital audio is stuck.  Try inserting a headphone jack a few times to try and throw the switch.

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