[Yosemite] Audio not recognized (coreaudiod)

Hello everyone!
My audio is not recognized after booting my MacBook Pro 13" Late 2010 (Yosemite 10.10.1) and the icon in the menu bar is greyed out.
After executing the following command
sudo killall coreaudiod
everything works again. So my question is, how to fix this problem? Can someone help?

Sorry Klaus1. That was a good idea, but doesn't work. I get the same message "The disk you placed cannot be read by this computer". So, what now...?

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