Ubuntu 22.04 No sound

[Liam Proven]

On Sun, 12 Jun 2022 at 21:04, nitin chandra <nitinchandra1 at gmail.com> wrote:

> My sincere apologies, and shall remember the above and do my best to
> practice for the future.

Good stuff. :-)

> Thank you for your support and looking at the site.

It was worth a shot!

> Yes, I saw 14 different models, and I tried to find any of the model
> stickers mentioned on my laptop matching with the listed models, Nope.
> I checked the BIOS also for the model no., nope.
> I couldn't find any specific match for the model listed with my device.

Oh! That is very strange.

> To-do task for this week (in conjunction with other task/worst, I dont forget)

There may be other ways to sign in; I have not tried. I think it is a
oAuth account, so you may be able to sign in with an existing
social-media account.


> One of my official ID's, It go hacked.

(!)

> Windows 10, yes, the version which came preinstalled.... I Think.

Ah, well, with Win10, the default is to sign in with a Microsoft ID
such as a Hotmail or Skype account. It is possible to work around this
but not trivial.

> Was about to do that, now ...but new approach as below

I wish you luck.

> > Failing that, maybe Manjaro or Linux Lite.
>
> If Debian is not so 'forthcoming' :) ....I will check LM, Manjaro or
> Linux Lite. I have got this week to test.
> My journey started with Redhat, to Fedora to Ubuntu to Linux Mint for
> a long time, back to Ubuntu again for a long time...Now I'm guessing
> back to Linux Mint :).

Mint is still a solid contender. A new version, 21, is coming soon and
should be better still.

If you format a USB key with Ventoy, you can put as many ISO files as
will fit onto a single key and pick which one to boot. It is very easy
and quick.

https://ventoy.net/en/index.html


> I would rather go without sound, till next purchase, than install
> Windows and experience the issue again as mentioned above.

Fair enough.

> > Another option is a cheap USB sound card; this will cost only Rup 200-250.
> >
> > https://www.addictivetips.com/buying-guides/usb-linux-sound-card/
> >
> > Or USB headphones.
> >
> Ok will check this during this coming week.

I saw lots of cheap ones on Amazon.in.

But with Linux, it might be desirable to take the laptop to a shop,
and try before you buy.

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