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You do not necessarily have to have enabled Windows-to-Go yourself. Some Windows-to-Go “features” get enabled if you boot your internal drive via usb enclosure/adapter at any point. TLDR: Some installers refuse to run if they detect Windows-to-Go. This issue may have something to do with Microsoft’s half-baked Windows-to-Go, which is no longer supported in and above according to See Step 1 below

(I should note, this is with the 8-31 driver bundle) My exam is on wednesday, and the lockdown browser requires access to the microphone. I tried letting windows install a driver, but it couldn’t find one.Īny help would be appreciated, it’s somewhat urgent. Under Device Manager, there’s no sound devices at all, but under ‘Other Devices’, there’s “Intel High Definition DSP”. I’ve tried reinstalling the driver bundle, as well as extracting the bundle and installing the realtek driver separately. When I hover over the volume button in the taskbar, it says “No Audio Output Device is installed”, and when I click on it, it launches the Windows Get Help app.

I feel like it worked a few days ago, but I can’t remember for certain. I was able to install it a few weeks ago on a 250GB expansion card using Rufus and Windows-to-go, and after installing the driver bundle, everything works except sound. However, due to an online exam and lockdown browser (college student), I need to use windows. I normally run Linux on my Framework (Arch), and I have no issues.