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As a troubleshooting task, I would create a restore point immediately upon boot when the sound is working.

Then be very observant as to what is happening when it quits. When it goes out, attempt a restore. If that works, it is in the registry or a system file.

The next time it goes out, open a CMD window and type ***SFC /scannow***.

If that fixes the problem, then a system file is becoming corrupt.

Now, which file and why becomes your search. Could be an HDD/SSD issue, could be loose connections, could be a PSU issue, could be a program issue.

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