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Can you try to login as non-root use then, to see if it works better? Also, I know it sounds dumb, but did you double-check that the volume is not muted, or something like that? Finally, if it doesn't help, can you try « sudo apt install pipewire-alsa » then log out and log back in. Does it work? If it doesn't work: try « sudo apt install firmware-sof-signed » then reboot. Does it work? Also: did you have the sound working with Kali Linux before, or with another Linux distro? It's possible that your hardware is simply not supported. Another thing you |
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Yes, I've tried logging in with non-root, and I made sure I set the volume up. I have done many other methods and it's the same, my laptop doesn't make any sound. I have tried « sudo apt install pipewire-alsa » And « sudo apt install firmware-sof-signed » then log out and log back in. also does nothing. yes, I really make sure that the laptop hardware is functioning very well, because I used Kali 2022 before and the speaker sound is there. and also I use dual bot, Windows 11 and yes, the speaker sound is also there. please is there any other way to fix this?
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i have solved this problem. Thank you to all of you https://askubuntu.com/questions/1243369/sound-card-not-detected-ubuntu-20-04-sof-audio-pci |
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Glad to hear that it works again. I've read the link you gave above, it seems to indicate that installing firmware-sof-signed could fix it, but then it would probably require a full restart, not a log out/ log in. Anyway, I'm closing the ticket. Thanks for following up and telling us what was the solution. |
- Anonymous