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I have a 2017 MacBook. The internal speakers don't show up as an output option in the Output window in preferences. I've reset the NVRAM which hasn't helped. Wiped and reinstalled everything. Clearly a hardware issue? Any other suggestions?
MacBook, macOS 12.1
I had done all those things, contacted apple, and they had me erase the computer and reinstall a second time, even though I already had. The name of the hard drive when I did was not 'Macintosh HD' but had been changed. For some reason there was a software issue with that.
It did the trick - works now!
I had done all those things, contacted apple, and they had me erase the computer and reinstall a second time, even though I already had. The name of the hard drive when I did was not 'Macintosh HD' but had been changed. For some reason there was a software issue with that.
It did the trick - works now!
Hello Andrew Lederman,
We understand that you're experiencing an issue with your MacBook speakers, and we want to help out.
Just to confirm, did you have a chance to go through all of the steps outlined in the article you came from? If so, and the built-in speakers don't appear as an option in the Output window, we'd like to get you in touch with Apple Support for further assistance.
You may be able to reach Apple Support here: Get Support
Take care!
Spoke too soon. Problem came right back.
No sound output option. - internal speakers
