no audio drivers macbook pro 9.2 2012 el capitan

Still I don’t know if I would recommend converting your existing system if you’re a techno noob better to buy a system with Linux pre-configured. OK, easy to say that this has come a LONG way since then.

The last time I used Linux as a primary laptop OS was with Gentoo in 2003.

I can run an environment which respects my choices about privacy, which gives me the freedom to do whatever I want with my computer. Well, I don’t have to “be programmed” passively. OSX increasingly feels like “someone else’s computer” for me. Someone recently described the choice to me as “program, or be programmed.” That really stuck in my mind. I’m switching to an OS that lets me make those choices. I disagree with some of your choices about the system, what software I should use, where I may install it from, and how I may use it. But I don’t want an appliance, I want a computer. You’ve gotta lock down in order to make peoples’ computers reliable, easy to use appliances. Apple, I completely understand the direction you are going with your environment. This week I read about everyone’s problems getting OSX Sierra going, and I decided it was time to take the plunge. One of these days, I threatened, I would jump back to Linux as a primary desktop environment. At the time I complained about the direction Apple is going. But dont think its the same issue you are having.A few months ago I posted about my frustrations getting El Capitan working with my relatively simple developer needs. Fixed by using drivers from the audio controller manufacturer. Ive had this proplem on PC's (not macs) with drivers from manufacturer of the machines not working after windows updates. might have to reinstall the boot camp drivers from scratch. If it doesnt and asks for a disc, then they'll be on your max os x disc, but not sure you can install drivers individually this way. Try going into device manager, uninstall/remove the drivers under the heading 'sound, game and audio controllers' reboot the machine and it should install them back in again. There should be a update option in the boot camp program that is installed in your vista partition, run that, and if it fails you can try what is below. If you cant play these (greyed out) then the driver isnt installed properly. Go to control panel, sound (you might need to switch to classic view to see the one im on about), then the 'sounds' tab, there should be audio clips that you should be able to play, if the laptop has picked up the sound controller in it. When you mean no sound, do you get the volume slider but nothing comes out or do you not get the volume slider at all?

No audio drivers macbook pro 9.2 2012 el capitan