Audio problem after reboot: Headphone still works, but not builtin speakers












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having a AIO-computer with intel sound and 18.04, I ran into a problem: Sound was working well, but after a crash reboot the internal (analog) speakers do not work anymore, while plugging in a headphone works as usual.



Yes, I've checked all tools like alsamixer, pavucontrol and the desktop mute- and volume sliders




  • it's not muted

  • I'v tried volume values in the range 00 - 100.

  • pavucontrol's indicator is moving and shows that there is sound, it's just that the speakers don't work.


  • I don't see how it could be a driver problem, since it was working correctly before the crash reboot.



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  • Meta-Question: How do I attach the alsa-info output here? It's 1369 lines with 35455 characters, but neither the question, nor the comment input allow this, and file attachments are not offered either.

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  • It's, btw., a Realtek ALC662 rev3

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  • Will Pastebin do what you need to 'attach' the alsa-info output?

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having a AIO-computer with intel sound and 18.04, I ran into a problem: Sound was working well, but after a crash reboot the internal (analog) speakers do not work anymore, while plugging in a headphone works as usual.



Yes, I've checked all tools like alsamixer, pavucontrol and the desktop mute- and volume sliders




  • it's not muted

  • I'v tried volume values in the range 00 - 100.

  • pavucontrol's indicator is moving and shows that there is sound, it's just that the speakers don't work.


  • I don't see how it could be a driver problem, since it was working correctly before the crash reboot.



(alsa-info will follow)










share|improve this question























  • Meta-Question: How do I attach the alsa-info output here? It's 1369 lines with 35455 characters, but neither the question, nor the comment input allow this, and file attachments are not offered either.

    – Hadmut
    Jan 20 at 12:27











  • It's, btw., a Realtek ALC662 rev3

    – Hadmut
    Jan 20 at 12:48











  • Will Pastebin do what you need to 'attach' the alsa-info output?

    – bitinerant
    Jan 20 at 13:05














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having a AIO-computer with intel sound and 18.04, I ran into a problem: Sound was working well, but after a crash reboot the internal (analog) speakers do not work anymore, while plugging in a headphone works as usual.



Yes, I've checked all tools like alsamixer, pavucontrol and the desktop mute- and volume sliders




  • it's not muted

  • I'v tried volume values in the range 00 - 100.

  • pavucontrol's indicator is moving and shows that there is sound, it's just that the speakers don't work.


  • I don't see how it could be a driver problem, since it was working correctly before the crash reboot.



(alsa-info will follow)










share|improve this question














having a AIO-computer with intel sound and 18.04, I ran into a problem: Sound was working well, but after a crash reboot the internal (analog) speakers do not work anymore, while plugging in a headphone works as usual.



Yes, I've checked all tools like alsamixer, pavucontrol and the desktop mute- and volume sliders




  • it's not muted

  • I'v tried volume values in the range 00 - 100.

  • pavucontrol's indicator is moving and shows that there is sound, it's just that the speakers don't work.


  • I don't see how it could be a driver problem, since it was working correctly before the crash reboot.



(alsa-info will follow)







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  • Meta-Question: How do I attach the alsa-info output here? It's 1369 lines with 35455 characters, but neither the question, nor the comment input allow this, and file attachments are not offered either.

    – Hadmut
    Jan 20 at 12:27











  • It's, btw., a Realtek ALC662 rev3

    – Hadmut
    Jan 20 at 12:48











  • Will Pastebin do what you need to 'attach' the alsa-info output?

    – bitinerant
    Jan 20 at 13:05



















  • Meta-Question: How do I attach the alsa-info output here? It's 1369 lines with 35455 characters, but neither the question, nor the comment input allow this, and file attachments are not offered either.

    – Hadmut
    Jan 20 at 12:27











  • It's, btw., a Realtek ALC662 rev3

    – Hadmut
    Jan 20 at 12:48











  • Will Pastebin do what you need to 'attach' the alsa-info output?

    – bitinerant
    Jan 20 at 13:05

















Meta-Question: How do I attach the alsa-info output here? It's 1369 lines with 35455 characters, but neither the question, nor the comment input allow this, and file attachments are not offered either.

– Hadmut
Jan 20 at 12:27





Meta-Question: How do I attach the alsa-info output here? It's 1369 lines with 35455 characters, but neither the question, nor the comment input allow this, and file attachments are not offered either.

– Hadmut
Jan 20 at 12:27













It's, btw., a Realtek ALC662 rev3

– Hadmut
Jan 20 at 12:48





It's, btw., a Realtek ALC662 rev3

– Hadmut
Jan 20 at 12:48













Will Pastebin do what you need to 'attach' the alsa-info output?

– bitinerant
Jan 20 at 13:05





Will Pastebin do what you need to 'attach' the alsa-info output?

– bitinerant
Jan 20 at 13:05










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