I have an EasyNote MX456+ Packard Bell with HDA-Intel sound, and I've
been getting some issues too.
Sound is fine when login (the Ubuntu sound sounds every time) but after
I'm logged trouble starts: I can hear music or video sound, and modify
the volume with the software controls (that is, VLC for video or
anything else for audio), but if I try to change the volume using the
hotkeys ("Fn + F3/F4") or Ubuntu's (¿or is it GNOME?) volume control
(the one on the upper panel), all sound is gone until restart.
I tried to change the volume mixer from "HDA Intel (Alsa mixer)" to
"Analog Devices 1986A (OSS Mixer)", but then I wouldn't get any sound at
all; changed it back to HDA Intel and still having the same problem.
Sound card is recognized correctly in device manager.
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[feisty] HDA-Intel sound problems
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/83015
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