I have the same exact problem, and am similarly frustrated. :/ sad to see that none of these methods are working. just seems to be a bug or oversight.
Volume won't go over 37 and sound warning disappeared
After I plugged in a speaker to this laptop, I noticed that there is no way to increase volume over 37. There was no sound warning too. I connected my earbuds which I use everyday and have had no problem before, the same thing happens. How to fix?
Also there is no enhancement tab when both were connected.
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2019-08-13T21:10:53+00:00 mine wont work either ):
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2019-08-20T02:23:38+00:00 This happened to me and it's driving me crazy. I've had my computer for more than three years and this just started happening a month or so ago. I found a fix, though -- go to Device Manager, double-click on Sound, video, and game controllers. Then double-click Realtek Audio, go to Driver tab, then click Update driver. Select Browse my computer for driver software, then Let me pick from a list... When I did that, the driver that was installed on my computer when I purchase it came up (for me, release date of 2016). I re-installed that and now my volume works as before.
I think the problem is with the Realtek release 6.0.1.8678 from 4/9/19. The dates line up for me.
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Anonymous
2019-09-12T04:06:58+00:00 LOL now you want people to install Adware ... good luck with that trick
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2019-09-24T11:10:06+00:00 I've had the same problem for several days now. Troubleshooting, uninstalling/re-installing, and the other "solutions" posted have not worked. What is going on with this Microsoft...?