You are also here ....... Thanks I will try
Nothing was muted I checked it yesterday and rechecked now
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Can you please try this guide?:
Sound issues are probably my weakest subject.
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Yeah I will try it
Not working yrrr Gosh.. Try some other method please.
Ok an alternative. Have a look at Alsamixer (run from terminal) and see if specific sound channels are muted "M" or maybe not showing. See this post:
No the speakers were not muted I saw
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Can you post a screenshot of your Alsamixer screen maybe?
Please see soon
@Vinit On the feint chance of what fixed my sound fixes yours:
You see the channel labelled "Loopback" on the right side of Alsamixer. Try setting that to "Enabled" i.e. toggle it from Disabled to Enabled.
Then save your Alsamixer setting using sudo alsactl store
Not sure if a Reboot is necessary, but if you do one, go back into Alsamixer and make sure Loopback has stayed Enabled.
See if that makes any difference.
If it doesn't then set Loopback back to "Disabled" and store the setting again.
Good luck.
Done but not worked.
You helped me a lot thank you and also to Aravisian.
One more thing: In Alsamixer set channel "Auto-Mute" to Disabled.
See if any effect.
Edit:
I also found this from a search:
I tried it but terminal says
E:unable to locate package alsa-tools-gui
Also put auto-mute to disabled then tried the link's commands
I have to keep checking back to see which flavour of Zorin 15 you have. i.e. Lite education with xfce desktop environment. @Aravisian is more familiar with Lite as I have Core (gnome DE).
Do you have Synaptic Package Manager installed. If you do, search for alsa-tools-gui with that and install.
I checked it should be available in Ubuntu-Universe repository. https://ubuntu.pkgs.org/18.04/ubuntu-universe-amd64/alsa-tools-gui_1.1.3-1_amd64.deb.html
I have zorin os education lite 32 bit with xfce whose iso file is something 4. Gb