No sound No menu in KALI

[AmGK]

good morning

I was use HDMI as output device Also i use my Laptop or headset them i got update after that the sound doesn't work at all so i tried to fix it and i get more problems

First I tried this

1. Turn on Kali Linux, open terminal and type in sudo killall pulseaudio and hit enter. Now type next.

sudo apt-get purge pulseaudio pulseaudio-utils gstreamer0.10-pulseaudio paman pavumeter pavucontrol

and again hit enter.
2. Continue typing and now type  rm ~/ .pulse-cookie , after that type rm -r ~/ .pulse and after this type next.

sudo apt-get install alsa-base alsa-tools alsa-tools-gui alsa-utils alsa-oss alsamixergui libalsaplayer0

and at last type apt-get install kmix and hit enter.
3. And now restart machine.
4. OK now again open terminal and start typing on terminal and type next  apt-get install pulseaudio and hit enter and and last type apt-get  install gnome-core and again hit enter.
5. Restart machine.

BUT I LOST ALL MY FILES AND ITS DIDNT WORK
MY LAPTOP LOOKS LIKE ITS NEW !


I tried this also

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nu11secur1ty/pulseaudio/master/pulseaudio.sh | bash

I tried many solution and I get more problems such as menu i deleted it and i couldn't install it again

here is sound settings
Attachment 3471


as you can see the menu is deleted

here when i tried to install it again
Attachment 3472


thank you for helping me and sorry for my bad language i hope you understand me

[BLF]

Having just installed Kali Linux on my Raspberry Pi 3b+ for the first time (I am also a newbie) where I was not only frustrated by not being unable to sort out the lack of audio, but when I checked across the various forums and websites it appears that audio does not work within Kali, where even these threads seem to be unable to provide any worthwhile information.
So, I take it that audio is a sort of hit and miss feature within Kali as there does not seem to be any fix?

[Mister_X]

None of the commands should have erased files. The problem may be your command

rm ~/ .pulse-cookie

There is a space between the '/' and '.pulse-cookie'. It shouldn't erase stuff, but you might have used different flags with rm that forced delete the files in there.