You don't have pipewire-pulse running, which is strange. Can you please make sure to update your system, install pipewire-pulse, then reboot? That is:

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sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade
sudo apt install -y pipewire-pulse
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Then reboot, run « ps -fp $(pgrep wire) » and check that pipewire-pulse is up and running. If it's not, please run « systemctl --user status -n 100 pipewire-pulse » and paste the output here. Thanks!

Oh, wait, are you logged in as root? I didn't check this scenario. Maybe that's the issue.

is there a solution?

Can you try the steps outlined above and tell me if it works?

It works, thank you.

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Okay, the problem was issued before and the solution was to remove the pipewire-pulse package, It works before but after this update, it needs to be re-install the package again

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Yep correct, from now on the package pipewire-pulse needs to be installed. This page ("no sound on Kali 2022.3") is now archived and is misleading.

I will fix the kali-desktop-xfce metapackage to make it a harder requirement to have pipewire-pulse installed. I didn't realize that apt would not install it if you manually removed it beforehand.

Yet another wrongly cloned issue...

Duplicate of 0008250