Front panel jack problem
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I know this question has been asked many times but still I can't solve it. I have gone through many threads and tried to do what was suggested but I'm a novice user and some things I couldn't understand.
My problem: when I plug my headphones in the front audio jack I can hear no sound at all and the device isn't shown in the audio settings but it works fine when the headphones are plugged in from the rear audio panel.
Thanks.
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I know this question has been asked many times but still I can't solve it. I have gone through many threads and tried to do what was suggested but I'm a novice user and some things I couldn't understand.
My problem: when I plug my headphones in the front audio jack I can hear no sound at all and the device isn't shown in the audio settings but it works fine when the headphones are plugged in from the rear audio panel.
Thanks.
sound
asked May 15 at 6:32
Bran Tran
166
When was the last time the front panel worked?
– hiigaran
May 15 at 6:59
I have installed Ubuntu 16.04LTS alongside Windows 10 and the front panel works fine in Windows but it never worked in Ubuntu.
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 14:22
Anything from here that works? askubuntu.com/questions/889730/…
– hiigaran
May 15 at 14:24
it is funny that I have tried what was written in that thread 3 times with no results but now, as you suggested it, it works :)
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 15:42
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up vote
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I know this question has been asked many times but still I can't solve it. I have gone through many threads and tried to do what was suggested but I'm a novice user and some things I couldn't understand.
My problem: when I plug my headphones in the front audio jack I can hear no sound at all and the device isn't shown in the audio settings but it works fine when the headphones are plugged in from the rear audio panel.
Thanks.
sound
asked May 15 at 6:32
Bran Tran
166
I know this question has been asked many times but still I can't solve it. I have gone through many threads and tried to do what was suggested but I'm a novice user and some things I couldn't understand.
My problem: when I plug my headphones in the front audio jack I can hear no sound at all and the device isn't shown in the audio settings but it works fine when the headphones are plugged in from the rear audio panel.
Thanks.
sound
asked May 15 at 6:32
Bran Tran
166
asked May 15 at 6:32
Bran Tran
166
asked May 15 at 6:32
Bran Tran
166
asked May 15 at 6:32
Bran Tran
166
166
When was the last time the front panel worked?
– hiigaran
May 15 at 6:59
I have installed Ubuntu 16.04LTS alongside Windows 10 and the front panel works fine in Windows but it never worked in Ubuntu.
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 14:22
Anything from here that works? askubuntu.com/questions/889730/…
– hiigaran
May 15 at 14:24
it is funny that I have tried what was written in that thread 3 times with no results but now, as you suggested it, it works :)
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 15:42
add a comment |Â
When was the last time the front panel worked?
– hiigaran
May 15 at 6:59
I have installed Ubuntu 16.04LTS alongside Windows 10 and the front panel works fine in Windows but it never worked in Ubuntu.
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 14:22
Anything from here that works? askubuntu.com/questions/889730/…
– hiigaran
May 15 at 14:24
it is funny that I have tried what was written in that thread 3 times with no results but now, as you suggested it, it works :)
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 15:42
When was the last time the front panel worked?
– hiigaran
May 15 at 6:59
When was the last time the front panel worked?
– hiigaran
May 15 at 6:59
I have installed Ubuntu 16.04LTS alongside Windows 10 and the front panel works fine in Windows but it never worked in Ubuntu.
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 14:22
I have installed Ubuntu 16.04LTS alongside Windows 10 and the front panel works fine in Windows but it never worked in Ubuntu.
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 14:22
Anything from here that works? askubuntu.com/questions/889730/…
– hiigaran
May 15 at 14:24
Anything from here that works? askubuntu.com/questions/889730/…
– hiigaran
May 15 at 14:24
it is funny that I have tried what was written in that thread 3 times with no results but now, as you suggested it, it works :)
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 15:42
it is funny that I have tried what was written in that thread 3 times with no results but now, as you suggested it, it works :)
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 15:42
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Thanks hiigaran for his answer. Btw I want to post here what I did so anyone with this same issue can work his way out. First I opened terminal(ctr+alt+t by default) then I ran the command alsamixer which opened another window. You can move around by using left and right arrow keys and arrange levels by using up and down arrow keys. Also m key is used to mute or unmute.I had a bar with "Headphones" label and it was set to 0 and had "MM" written at the bottom. First I unmuted it with "m" key then set its level to 100. Then there was another bar called Auto-Mute which I disabled by pressing down arrow key. After this I pressed esc and ran "sudo alsactl store" command and everything worked.
p.s. this is a solution from this thread: Front panel audio jack is not working in Ubuntu 16.04
answered May 15 at 15:52
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Ensure the connection between the front-panel audio and the motherboard is correct and secure. If the connection between the motherboard and the chassis is loosely connected, it won't work or show up.
answered Jul 10 at 21:56
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Thanks hiigaran for his answer. Btw I want to post here what I did so anyone with this same issue can work his way out. First I opened terminal(ctr+alt+t by default) then I ran the command alsamixer which opened another window. You can move around by using left and right arrow keys and arrange levels by using up and down arrow keys. Also m key is used to mute or unmute.I had a bar with "Headphones" label and it was set to 0 and had "MM" written at the bottom. First I unmuted it with "m" key then set its level to 100. Then there was another bar called Auto-Mute which I disabled by pressing down arrow key. After this I pressed esc and ran "sudo alsactl store" command and everything worked.
p.s. this is a solution from this thread: Front panel audio jack is not working in Ubuntu 16.04
answered May 15 at 15:52
Bran Tran
166
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Thanks hiigaran for his answer. Btw I want to post here what I did so anyone with this same issue can work his way out. First I opened terminal(ctr+alt+t by default) then I ran the command alsamixer which opened another window. You can move around by using left and right arrow keys and arrange levels by using up and down arrow keys. Also m key is used to mute or unmute.I had a bar with "Headphones" label and it was set to 0 and had "MM" written at the bottom. First I unmuted it with "m" key then set its level to 100. Then there was another bar called Auto-Mute which I disabled by pressing down arrow key. After this I pressed esc and ran "sudo alsactl store" command and everything worked.
p.s. this is a solution from this thread: Front panel audio jack is not working in Ubuntu 16.04
answered May 15 at 15:52
Bran Tran
166
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Thanks hiigaran for his answer. Btw I want to post here what I did so anyone with this same issue can work his way out. First I opened terminal(ctr+alt+t by default) then I ran the command alsamixer which opened another window. You can move around by using left and right arrow keys and arrange levels by using up and down arrow keys. Also m key is used to mute or unmute.I had a bar with "Headphones" label and it was set to 0 and had "MM" written at the bottom. First I unmuted it with "m" key then set its level to 100. Then there was another bar called Auto-Mute which I disabled by pressing down arrow key. After this I pressed esc and ran "sudo alsactl store" command and everything worked.
p.s. this is a solution from this thread: Front panel audio jack is not working in Ubuntu 16.04
answered May 15 at 15:52
Bran Tran
166
Thanks hiigaran for his answer. Btw I want to post here what I did so anyone with this same issue can work his way out. First I opened terminal(ctr+alt+t by default) then I ran the command alsamixer which opened another window. You can move around by using left and right arrow keys and arrange levels by using up and down arrow keys. Also m key is used to mute or unmute.I had a bar with "Headphones" label and it was set to 0 and had "MM" written at the bottom. First I unmuted it with "m" key then set its level to 100. Then there was another bar called Auto-Mute which I disabled by pressing down arrow key. After this I pressed esc and ran "sudo alsactl store" command and everything worked.
p.s. this is a solution from this thread: Front panel audio jack is not working in Ubuntu 16.04
answered May 15 at 15:52
Bran Tran
166
edited May 15 at 16:01
answered May 15 at 15:52
Bran Tran
166
answered May 15 at 15:52
Bran Tran
166
answered May 15 at 15:52
Bran Tran
166
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up vote
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Ensure the connection between the front-panel audio and the motherboard is correct and secure. If the connection between the motherboard and the chassis is loosely connected, it won't work or show up.
answered Jul 10 at 21:56
eqzx
17618
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Ensure the connection between the front-panel audio and the motherboard is correct and secure. If the connection between the motherboard and the chassis is loosely connected, it won't work or show up.
answered Jul 10 at 21:56
eqzx
17618
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Ensure the connection between the front-panel audio and the motherboard is correct and secure. If the connection between the motherboard and the chassis is loosely connected, it won't work or show up.
answered Jul 10 at 21:56
eqzx
17618
Ensure the connection between the front-panel audio and the motherboard is correct and secure. If the connection between the motherboard and the chassis is loosely connected, it won't work or show up.
answered Jul 10 at 21:56
eqzx
17618
answered Jul 10 at 21:56
eqzx
17618
answered Jul 10 at 21:56
eqzx
17618
answered Jul 10 at 21:56
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When was the last time the front panel worked?
– hiigaran
May 15 at 6:59
I have installed Ubuntu 16.04LTS alongside Windows 10 and the front panel works fine in Windows but it never worked in Ubuntu.
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 14:22
Anything from here that works? askubuntu.com/questions/889730/…
– hiigaran
May 15 at 14:24
it is funny that I have tried what was written in that thread 3 times with no results but now, as you suggested it, it works :)
– Bran Tran
May 15 at 15:42