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Sound is not working in Windows virtual machine ... - VMware
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1003425
Fusion 6.x, 5.x and 4.x: Click Sound Card, and ensure that the switch is turned ON. If Sound Card is not available in the Settings pane, click Add Device > Sound Card, then click Add. Fusion 3.x and earlier and Workstation: Click Sound, and ensure that a sound device is present. Select Enable Sound device. If there is no device in this list, add a sound device in this window.
Solved: No Audio Output Device is Installed - VMware ...
https://communities.vmware.com/t5/Horizon-Desktops-and-Apps/No-Audio-Output-Device-is-Installed/td-p/2292943
07-23-2020 08:35 AM. Jump to solution. it does not show the Audio Controller drivers as mine. Could you uninstall VMware Tools > Reboot > Uninstall View Agetn > Reboot > Reinstall Tools > reboot >Reinstall View agent >reboot and check the status.
Adding a Sound Card to a Virtual Machine on VMWare ESXi ...
http://woshub.com/add-sound-card-virtual-machine-vmware/
When you create a new VMWare virtual machine on ESXi, there are no virtual audio devices in device list. If you connect to the guest Windows VM, you will see that the sound icon in the tray has a red cross on it with the message No Audio Output Device is installed. Accordingly, there are no audio devices in Windows Device Manager.
Issues with Enabling Sound from a Virtual Machine
https://stuff.mit.edu/afs/sipb/project/vmdialup/archive/i386_linux24.old/lib/vmware-console/help/esx/devices_sound-issues.htm
VMware ESX Server has the following limitations with regards to enabling sound in virtual machines: Sound support is limited to Sound Blaster compatible PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) This includes the ability to play .wav, .au and Real Audio formats. MIDI sound is not supported. Game ports/joysticks are not supported.
Enabling sound for Remote Desktop Protocol in a ... - VMware
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1004839
To enable sound in a virtual machine when connected using RDP: Right-click Start and click Run. Type gpedit.msc, and click OK. Expand Local Computer Policy. Expand Computer Configuration. Expand Policies. Expand Administrative Templates. Expand Windows Components. Expand Remote Desktop Services. Expand Remote Desktop Session Host.
Adding a sound card to ESXi hosted VM – Virtual Village
http://virtualvillage.cloud/?p=546
However, you can still add HD Audio device to vSphere Virtual Machine by manually editing .vmx file. I have tested it in our lab environment and it works just fine. Below procedure how to do this: 1. Verify storage where VM with no soundcard reside. Login with root to the ESXi host where VM reside using SSH. 3.
adding a Sound Card to a vSphere VM (6.7U3) : vmware
https://www.reddit.com/r/vmware/comments/epxhvx/adding_a_sound_card_to_a_vsphere_vm_67u3/
adding a Sound Card to a vSphere VM (6.7U3) I just discovered a strange behaviour.. When editing the settings of a virtual machine, there is no "Sound Controller" available, when using either the vSphere HTML5-Client nor the Flash-Client. But using the VMRC or ESXi-HostClient, I can add an HD-Audio Soundcard in the settings of the VM.
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