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Although Lion prepared a GPT disk just like High Sierra, it is obviously that the two GPT disks are NOT exactly the same A GPT disk formatted by Lion is compatible with a Windows MBR partition My anecdotal observation is that with Lion as a circa 2011 OS, it is more compatible with the legacy BIOS mode.

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I tried installing the latest realted driver but still nothing.

When I play something the bars in the volume mixer are moving.

You can plug a miniTOSLink cable into your headphone socket and plug the other end into a DAC (Digital Analog Convertor).

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Try updating Boot Camp from the Windows 10 Control Panel Boot Camp item.

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You state above that you tried installing the latest driver, but if it isnt one of the drivers included with Boot Camp, it likely wont work.

Also, your MacBook can not be a late 2010 model as there is no such model.

The last MacBook before the new retina 2015 model was the Mid 2010 model.

I know nothing about running Windows on a Mac so I dont know if you see things like Device Manager and Control Panel as you would on a PC.

Just as a matter of interest, do you have the necessary cable and hardware to be able to check and see if the digital output is supplying sound A thought: If the red light is on, its a fair bet that the RealTek drivers have picked up on the existence of a digital output.

You are getting processing, as indicated by the lights in the mixer.

Youll probably need to reboot once you find it and select it.

I should have looked it up when he first posted the sound problem.

It is turned on as I can hear the sound when I plug something in the usb port, i heard the sound skype makes and it charges my phone.

After days of effort pursuing this problem, here is my solution.

Windows 10 must be installed in the legacy BIOS mode for all functions to work on a Macbook Pro Late 2011.

If I started out with a blank HDDSSD and installed Windows first in the legacy BIOS mode, when it came time to install High Sierra, the installation would complain Couldnt modify partition map.

It appeared when Windows was installed in the legacy BIOS mode, it formatted the disk to MBR, but macOS was expecting GPT.

If I wiped the disk clean and installed High Sierra first, then the Windows installer would complain Windows cannot be installed to this disk.

Not just installing Lion over a disk partitioned by High Sierra, but have Lion format the disk too.

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