Sound stopped working after 14.04 updateSound from bluetooth speaker seems to freeze often and is out of sync with the video“Dummy Output” sound in Ubuntu 14.04Audio output and input stopped working after the last updateSound not working in laptop speakers. Headphones fineinternal speakers + microphones not working after system update (ubuntu 14.04, Dell Latitude, HDA Intel PCH)Ubuntu 16.04.1 and bluetooth soundspeaker JBL Charge 2+, sound is very poorSound fails randomly, mostly when headphones are connectedUbuntu 16.04 - No default sound device for laptop after unplugging headphonesSound card stopped being detectedOn Ubuntu 18.04, internal speakers work while headphones have no output
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Sound stopped working after 14.04 update
Sound from bluetooth speaker seems to freeze often and is out of sync with the video“Dummy Output” sound in Ubuntu 14.04Audio output and input stopped working after the last updateSound not working in laptop speakers. Headphones fineinternal speakers + microphones not working after system update (ubuntu 14.04, Dell Latitude, HDA Intel PCH)Ubuntu 16.04.1 and bluetooth soundspeaker JBL Charge 2+, sound is very poorSound fails randomly, mostly when headphones are connectedUbuntu 16.04 - No default sound device for laptop after unplugging headphonesSound card stopped being detectedOn Ubuntu 18.04, internal speakers work while headphones have no output
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I have no sound on Ubuntu 14.04 since about a week now, but Bluetooth speaker and Bluetooth headphones work.
I must have been an update doing it, because a friend of mine has the same problem with an identical laptop — while another friend with the same laptop has no problems, because he does not believe in doing updates.
The Sound Settings shows Dummy Output only.
Laptop: Dell Inspiron 15 3551
Does anybody know anything about this problem?
This question was regarding the original installation on a Dell Inspiron 15 3551 (64bit). I have another 14.04 installation on an older 32bit laptop, which was unaffected — if that is of any interest to anybody.
Since I am now organising my new 18.04 installation, the question is no longer relevant to me. And since no solution was found, anybody that thinks it appropriate is welcome to delete this post. I don't believe I would have the authority to do so. Thank you.
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I have no sound on Ubuntu 14.04 since about a week now, but Bluetooth speaker and Bluetooth headphones work.
I must have been an update doing it, because a friend of mine has the same problem with an identical laptop — while another friend with the same laptop has no problems, because he does not believe in doing updates.
The Sound Settings shows Dummy Output only.
Laptop: Dell Inspiron 15 3551
Does anybody know anything about this problem?
This question was regarding the original installation on a Dell Inspiron 15 3551 (64bit). I have another 14.04 installation on an older 32bit laptop, which was unaffected — if that is of any interest to anybody.
Since I am now organising my new 18.04 installation, the question is no longer relevant to me. And since no solution was found, anybody that thinks it appropriate is welcome to delete this post. I don't believe I would have the authority to do so. Thank you.
14.04 sound dell
asked Feb 27 at 13:01
NutukubuntuNutukubuntu
377
Reminder: Ubuntu 14.04 will reach EOL and lose community support next month.
– user535733
Feb 27 at 13:08
1
If you enter the commandpulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reloaddoes your sound output device come back?
– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 14:01
@user535733: I'm planning to update to 18.04 end of next month. But it still would have been nice with sound till than. I guess I can make do with Bluetooth.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 15:56
@Charles Green: I just tried that, and did a restart for good measure. But I'm afraid it made no difference. But as I just said, I might as well make do with Bluetooth until the upgrade.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 16:00
Do you by any chance, have timidity installed?
– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 17:59
|
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I have no sound on Ubuntu 14.04 since about a week now, but Bluetooth speaker and Bluetooth headphones work.
I must have been an update doing it, because a friend of mine has the same problem with an identical laptop — while another friend with the same laptop has no problems, because he does not believe in doing updates.
The Sound Settings shows Dummy Output only.
Laptop: Dell Inspiron 15 3551
Does anybody know anything about this problem?
This question was regarding the original installation on a Dell Inspiron 15 3551 (64bit). I have another 14.04 installation on an older 32bit laptop, which was unaffected — if that is of any interest to anybody.
Since I am now organising my new 18.04 installation, the question is no longer relevant to me. And since no solution was found, anybody that thinks it appropriate is welcome to delete this post. I don't believe I would have the authority to do so. Thank you.
14.04 sound dell
asked Feb 27 at 13:01
NutukubuntuNutukubuntu
377
I have no sound on Ubuntu 14.04 since about a week now, but Bluetooth speaker and Bluetooth headphones work.
I must have been an update doing it, because a friend of mine has the same problem with an identical laptop — while another friend with the same laptop has no problems, because he does not believe in doing updates.
The Sound Settings shows Dummy Output only.
Laptop: Dell Inspiron 15 3551
Does anybody know anything about this problem?
This question was regarding the original installation on a Dell Inspiron 15 3551 (64bit). I have another 14.04 installation on an older 32bit laptop, which was unaffected — if that is of any interest to anybody.
Since I am now organising my new 18.04 installation, the question is no longer relevant to me. And since no solution was found, anybody that thinks it appropriate is welcome to delete this post. I don't believe I would have the authority to do so. Thank you.
14.04 sound dell
14.04 sound dell
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Reminder: Ubuntu 14.04 will reach EOL and lose community support next month.
– user535733
Feb 27 at 13:08
1
If you enter the commandpulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reloaddoes your sound output device come back?
– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 14:01
@user535733: I'm planning to update to 18.04 end of next month. But it still would have been nice with sound till than. I guess I can make do with Bluetooth.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 15:56
@Charles Green: I just tried that, and did a restart for good measure. But I'm afraid it made no difference. But as I just said, I might as well make do with Bluetooth until the upgrade.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 16:00
Do you by any chance, have timidity installed?
– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 17:59
|
show 3 more comments
Reminder: Ubuntu 14.04 will reach EOL and lose community support next month.
– user535733
Feb 27 at 13:08
1
If you enter the commandpulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reloaddoes your sound output device come back?
– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 14:01
@user535733: I'm planning to update to 18.04 end of next month. But it still would have been nice with sound till than. I guess I can make do with Bluetooth.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 15:56
@Charles Green: I just tried that, and did a restart for good measure. But I'm afraid it made no difference. But as I just said, I might as well make do with Bluetooth until the upgrade.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 16:00
Do you by any chance, have timidity installed?
– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 17:59
Reminder: Ubuntu 14.04 will reach EOL and lose community support next month.
– user535733
Feb 27 at 13:08
Reminder: Ubuntu 14.04 will reach EOL and lose community support next month.
– user535733
Feb 27 at 13:08
1
1
If you enter the command
pulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reload does your sound output device come back?– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 14:01
If you enter the command
pulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reload does your sound output device come back?– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 14:01
@user535733: I'm planning to update to 18.04 end of next month. But it still would have been nice with sound till than. I guess I can make do with Bluetooth.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 15:56
@user535733: I'm planning to update to 18.04 end of next month. But it still would have been nice with sound till than. I guess I can make do with Bluetooth.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 15:56
@Charles Green: I just tried that, and did a restart for good measure. But I'm afraid it made no difference. But as I just said, I might as well make do with Bluetooth until the upgrade.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 16:00
@Charles Green: I just tried that, and did a restart for good measure. But I'm afraid it made no difference. But as I just said, I might as well make do with Bluetooth until the upgrade.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 16:00
Do you by any chance, have timidity installed?
– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 17:59
Do you by any chance, have timidity installed?
– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 17:59
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Reminder: Ubuntu 14.04 will reach EOL and lose community support next month.
– user535733
Feb 27 at 13:08
1
If you enter the command
pulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reloaddoes your sound output device come back?– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 14:01
@user535733: I'm planning to update to 18.04 end of next month. But it still would have been nice with sound till than. I guess I can make do with Bluetooth.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 15:56
@Charles Green: I just tried that, and did a restart for good measure. But I'm afraid it made no difference. But as I just said, I might as well make do with Bluetooth until the upgrade.
– Nutukubuntu
Feb 27 at 16:00
Do you by any chance, have timidity installed?
– Charles Green
Feb 27 at 17:59