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Temporary fix: | Temporary fix: | ||
| − | + | sudo apt install pavucontrol | |
Run pavucontrol | Run pavucontrol | ||
Configuration tab > Profile > Analogue Stereo Output (unplugged) (unavailable) | Configuration tab > Profile > Analogue Stereo Output (unplugged) (unavailable) | ||
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Permanent fix: | Permanent fix: | ||
| − | + | sudo apt install alsa-tools-gui | |
| − | + | sudo hdajackretask | |
| − | + | Parser hints > jack_detect = no | |
| − | + | Apply now | |
| − | + | Install boot override | |
Revision as of 10:10, 5 May 2020
What fixed it for me after an upgrade to 20.04 was:
sudo apt purge timidity-daemon
Then reboot. Quick and easy so worth trying! shareimprove this answer answered yesterday Dominic 111 bronze badge New contributor add a comment 0
Your speakers may be detected as unplugged which causes them to be ignored.
Temporary fix:
sudo apt install pavucontrol Run pavucontrol Configuration tab > Profile > Analogue Stereo Output (unplugged) (unavailable)
Speakers should work but it will reset when headphones are unplugged or system rebooted.
Permanent fix:
sudo apt install alsa-tools-gui sudo hdajackretask Parser hints > jack_detect = no Apply now Install boot override