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Ok I had the same problem: no audio after installing 17.10. Also, Windows complained when I booted in vbox - no driver or some such.
Did some googling and reading and trouble shooting.
Eliminated a h/w problem.
So s/w.
Finally I found that this is a known problem in Kubuntu 17.10. Turns out it's a configuration/timing problem and the sequence in which modules are loaded and a module is antiquated and some want to drop it, but others need it, etc, etc, etc. The developers were/are discussing who/what/when.
I removed alsa and pulseaudio and reinstalled like this:
sudo apt-get remove --purge alsa-base pulseaudio
Now install again Alsa and Pulse Audio:
sudo apt-get install alsa-base pulseaudio
Then, reload Alsa:
sudo alsa force-reload
Tried it and it worked fine. He also had to remove discord for skype and gamers (not a concern for me) and then it worked over a reboot also.
I haven't rebooted yet, if it persists maybe I'll write a script to do what he found and leave it at that and hope that the developers can agree on a solution by 18.04. They have a little over 3 months after all.
Ok - next day and booted this morning and tested sound. Sound ok. So the posted solution persists through a reboot.
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