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Yes, there is a key that does that, but sound is activated (technically). Right now I have speakers connected to the laptop and all the sound functions work as they should, the problem comes with the built-in speakers. I have a dual boot with Windows and neither on there does the sound work. I...

I agree with you, but the problem is that the sound doesn't even work on Windows 11 I have in dual boot. Would you say that using an LTS would fix the problem altogether? If I don't want to downgrade, can I just wait till the next LTS?

It's what I'm trying to do, but it tells me that the USB Stick I am trying to boot from is write protected and won't let me go foward.

Hey, thank you for your advice, it tells me this, what should I do with it? The USB Stick is a SanDisk Ultra USB 3.0, if that helps.

Guys, I'm sorry that it has been some time since I last posted, I'm now trying to install a new version of ubuntu, but it tells me that the disk is write protected, I tried some remedies on the Internet but it doesn't work, what should I do?

By hard block do you mean a switch or a key that blocks sound? If so then there is a key that does that, but it is disabled. I think that I will try to boot up a version of Ubuntu to see if sound works there

I haven't yet tried to boot another version of Ubuntu, but I do have a dual boot with Windows 11, the sound there doesn't work as well...

Should I try that version or another one (an LTS, maybe)?

I'm sorry, still nothing...

I had the 22.10 Kinetic Kudu. Isn't there an easier way? I am quite a beginner and I am not comfortable in doing this stuff

Still nothing

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Thank you for your contribution, but my device is a laptop, I have only one port for headphones or speakers and it works flawlessly, it's just the laptop's speakers that have this kind of issue

They are my laptop's built in speakers

Unless I connect other sound devices, they are the only device in the drop down menu. I have hit the Test button and so, but that damn sound just won't work

Hello, thank you once again for your help. I have read the article and done everything up to the point where it says this: Create a file /etc/modprobe.d/inteldsp.conf and add options snd_intel_dspcfg dsp_driver=1 then reboot. So I have to run the commands "touch /etc/modprobe.d/inteldsp.conf"...

It says this:

There is a sound card and it was working just fine before I updated, here is the result I get:

At first I copy pasted it, but know I wrote it myself and the result is the same. Thank you for your patience mate, I really appreciate it