18.04 no output in settings
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There is no option for "Choose a device for sound output. But when I was with windows this laptop had amazing sound. Ever since I switched to linux everything has been terrible. Graphics and audio didn't work in 16.04, now in 18.04 the graphics work but absolutely no audio, not a flicker. I don't understand why linux is so bad for me but it works fine for others, what the hell did I do to this laptop?
Details: Memory-3.8 Gib Processor-Intel® Atom™ x5-Z8350 CPU @ 1.44GHz × 4
Graphics-Intel® HD Graphics (Cherrytrail) GNOME- 3.28.1 OS Type-64bit Disk-61.3Gib
sound 18.04
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There is no option for "Choose a device for sound output. But when I was with windows this laptop had amazing sound. Ever since I switched to linux everything has been terrible. Graphics and audio didn't work in 16.04, now in 18.04 the graphics work but absolutely no audio, not a flicker. I don't understand why linux is so bad for me but it works fine for others, what the hell did I do to this laptop?
Details: Memory-3.8 Gib Processor-Intel® Atom™ x5-Z8350 CPU @ 1.44GHz × 4
Graphics-Intel® HD Graphics (Cherrytrail) GNOME- 3.28.1 OS Type-64bit Disk-61.3Gib
sound 18.04
edited Apr 30 at 6:17
tripleee
6762615
asked Apr 30 at 5:56
Shane.D
43119
Try the answers to this question and comment about whether or not it works.
– karel
Apr 30 at 6:06
I thiiink this may be something
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
shane@shane-HP-x2-Detachable-10-p0XX:~$ pulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reload E: [pulseaudio] main.c: Failed to kill daemon: No such file or directory
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
Looks likepulseaudiois not running. you can startpulseaudiowithpulseaudio --start, try that and see if it helps.
– mook765
Apr 30 at 8:36
ok... weird thing going on. I did it, and yes, it had two options in output, but when I chose one of them for some reason my internet decided to go on a rampage and kicked me off, then wouldn't let me back on. I restarted and my internet was fine, but no options in output, and when I did pulseaudio --start it said
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 9:02
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There is no option for "Choose a device for sound output. But when I was with windows this laptop had amazing sound. Ever since I switched to linux everything has been terrible. Graphics and audio didn't work in 16.04, now in 18.04 the graphics work but absolutely no audio, not a flicker. I don't understand why linux is so bad for me but it works fine for others, what the hell did I do to this laptop?
Details: Memory-3.8 Gib Processor-Intel® Atom™ x5-Z8350 CPU @ 1.44GHz × 4
Graphics-Intel® HD Graphics (Cherrytrail) GNOME- 3.28.1 OS Type-64bit Disk-61.3Gib
sound 18.04
edited Apr 30 at 6:17
tripleee
6762615
asked Apr 30 at 5:56
Shane.D
43119
There is no option for "Choose a device for sound output. But when I was with windows this laptop had amazing sound. Ever since I switched to linux everything has been terrible. Graphics and audio didn't work in 16.04, now in 18.04 the graphics work but absolutely no audio, not a flicker. I don't understand why linux is so bad for me but it works fine for others, what the hell did I do to this laptop?
Details: Memory-3.8 Gib Processor-Intel® Atom™ x5-Z8350 CPU @ 1.44GHz × 4
Graphics-Intel® HD Graphics (Cherrytrail) GNOME- 3.28.1 OS Type-64bit Disk-61.3Gib
sound 18.04
edited Apr 30 at 6:17
tripleee
6762615
asked Apr 30 at 5:56
Shane.D
43119
edited Apr 30 at 6:17
tripleee
6762615
edited Apr 30 at 6:17
tripleee
6762615
edited Apr 30 at 6:17
tripleee
6762615
6762615
asked Apr 30 at 5:56
Shane.D
43119
asked Apr 30 at 5:56
Shane.D
43119
asked Apr 30 at 5:56
Shane.D
43119
43119
Try the answers to this question and comment about whether or not it works.
– karel
Apr 30 at 6:06
I thiiink this may be something
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
shane@shane-HP-x2-Detachable-10-p0XX:~$ pulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reload E: [pulseaudio] main.c: Failed to kill daemon: No such file or directory
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
Looks likepulseaudiois not running. you can startpulseaudiowithpulseaudio --start, try that and see if it helps.
– mook765
Apr 30 at 8:36
ok... weird thing going on. I did it, and yes, it had two options in output, but when I chose one of them for some reason my internet decided to go on a rampage and kicked me off, then wouldn't let me back on. I restarted and my internet was fine, but no options in output, and when I did pulseaudio --start it said
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 9:02
 |Â
show 1 more comment
Try the answers to this question and comment about whether or not it works.
– karel
Apr 30 at 6:06
I thiiink this may be something
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
shane@shane-HP-x2-Detachable-10-p0XX:~$ pulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reload E: [pulseaudio] main.c: Failed to kill daemon: No such file or directory
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
Looks likepulseaudiois not running. you can startpulseaudiowithpulseaudio --start, try that and see if it helps.
– mook765
Apr 30 at 8:36
ok... weird thing going on. I did it, and yes, it had two options in output, but when I chose one of them for some reason my internet decided to go on a rampage and kicked me off, then wouldn't let me back on. I restarted and my internet was fine, but no options in output, and when I did pulseaudio --start it said
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 9:02
Try the answers to this question and comment about whether or not it works.
– karel
Apr 30 at 6:06
Try the answers to this question and comment about whether or not it works.
– karel
Apr 30 at 6:06
I thiiink this may be something
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
I thiiink this may be something
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
shane@shane-HP-x2-Detachable-10-p0XX:~$ pulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reload E: [pulseaudio] main.c: Failed to kill daemon: No such file or directory
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
shane@shane-HP-x2-Detachable-10-p0XX:~$ pulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reload E: [pulseaudio] main.c: Failed to kill daemon: No such file or directory
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
Looks like
pulseaudio is not running. you can start pulseaudio with pulseaudio --start, try that and see if it helps.– mook765
Apr 30 at 8:36
Looks like
pulseaudio is not running. you can start pulseaudio with pulseaudio --start, try that and see if it helps.– mook765
Apr 30 at 8:36
ok... weird thing going on. I did it, and yes, it had two options in output, but when I chose one of them for some reason my internet decided to go on a rampage and kicked me off, then wouldn't let me back on. I restarted and my internet was fine, but no options in output, and when I did pulseaudio --start it said
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 9:02
ok... weird thing going on. I did it, and yes, it had two options in output, but when I chose one of them for some reason my internet decided to go on a rampage and kicked me off, then wouldn't let me back on. I restarted and my internet was fine, but no options in output, and when I did pulseaudio --start it said
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 9:02
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Try the answers to this question and comment about whether or not it works.
– karel
Apr 30 at 6:06
I thiiink this may be something
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
shane@shane-HP-x2-Detachable-10-p0XX:~$ pulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reload E: [pulseaudio] main.c: Failed to kill daemon: No such file or directory
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 6:16
Looks like
pulseaudiois not running. you can startpulseaudiowithpulseaudio --start, try that and see if it helps.– mook765
Apr 30 at 8:36
ok... weird thing going on. I did it, and yes, it had two options in output, but when I chose one of them for some reason my internet decided to go on a rampage and kicked me off, then wouldn't let me back on. I restarted and my internet was fine, but no options in output, and when I did pulseaudio --start it said
– Shane.D
Apr 30 at 9:02