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Title:
Update (to 2.6.35.25-generic) sound stopped working [Realtek ALC260]
To
I am having still this problem, also after upgrade to natty (ubuntu
11.04). Sound does not work at all, but when I use Windows there is no
such problem.
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i am really sorry, but, i have a new computer, and with this new computer is
no such problem
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Title:
Update (to 2.6.35.25-generic) sound stopped
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