Sound does not work on the computer and the volume icon does not appear in the system tray.

Original title: my sound icon has disappeared from the taskbar.  The Control Panel indicates the sound is on, but I can't hear anything.  What happened and how do I get my sound back?

Have a Toshiba laptop that always displays the lower icon audio in the right hand of the screen.  The sound icon has disappeared and I can't hear anything.  I check Contol Panel and sound, and he says it works and is turned up... but I can't hear a thing.  How can we retrieve icon of audio and how I can hear sound?

Hello

Thank you for your response.
I did a "System Restore" and the icon reappeared, and the sound now works.
I restarted the computer a couple of times, but that does not solve the problem.  Also, I went into the Panel and checked to see if the speakers were working and were lit, and they were.
It wasn't until I did the restore of the system that the icon reappeared and the noise began to work again.
Thank you.

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