Since I have the same sound driver I think my solution may be correct. I didn't have sound and it turned out that somehow alsa had mixed up my headphone and microphone jack. Try sudo apt-get install alsa-tools-gui Then open with hdajackretask It was simple for me to switch the microphone with the headphone and everything started working. By the way I noticed this by plugging in my headphones into my microphone jack and all the sudden it was recognized as a headphone, but sound still didn't work because it was a microphone jack. I'm guessing you would of noticed if this was the case, but it took me a long time to try this.
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