I note you have a Lenovo Idea Pad … but I find it difficult to garner more than that from what you posted.
Please can you run a diagnostic script for audio, and post here in this thread where information on your Lenovo’s audio set was uploaded to ? You can run the script by opening an xterm/konsole as a regular user, with PC connected to the internet, and send this command:
/usr/sbin/alsa-info.sh
Select the share/upload option, and let the script run to completion. When the script has completed running, in the xterm/konsole will the the URL address where the information was uploaded.
Please paste that link here.
We can look at it and see if it gives any hints as to why your Lenovo audio device has disappeared from Tumbleweed detection.
Reading “No sound servers found” continues to surprise me as you have pipewire. I have not encountered this myself, but if it were me I would investigate that. Has Tumbleweed totally done away with pulse?
Possibly someone who uses Tumbleweed daily can post on that.
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Check that you have working sound at the alsa-level… SDB:Audio troubleshooting - openSUSE Wiki
If speaker-test and/or aplay commands don’t yield sound then run the (alsa-info.sh) diagnostic utility, and share the link that it provides here. That may help others to advise more definitively.
If you do get sound, here then you can move on to checking pulseaudio…
In my case, I find it difficult to give a recommendation, as I do not understand your PC hardware setup and hence I do not understand its audio hardware. I note:
where there is an HDMI (sound card-0) and an analog audio (sound card-1) and some unknown device “acp” as sound card-2. Did you have an Ideapad5 or some other device plugged in when you ran that script? You know - adding things when trying to debug, in general, complicates things and makes things difficult. When ever I have an issue, I try to make things on my PC as simple as possible.
Now when I look at your computers “aplay”, I only see a sound-card-0 and a sound card-1. I see no sound card-2. Without an explanation from you as to exactly what sort of hardware you have in terms of sound devices, then this is beyond my experience, and I am in the realm of speculation. Here is the “aplay” with only 2 devices:
If you were trying to get sound at the alsa level from the analog audio (which from the above we can see is “card-1 device-0” (ie hw:1,0) , then the command in a bash shell would be: