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Created on. Jason Scott Archivist. Lugamo Archivist. Jacster Member. Bear in mind that, even though other operating systems might be compatible as well, it is not recommend that you apply any software on platforms other than the specified ones. Also, when the installation has finished, do perform a restart to ensure that all changes take effect properly. Driver Reviver.
Disk Reviver. Security Reviver. Start Menu Reviver. Privacy Reviver. Registry Reviver. Battery Optimizer. Total PC Care. I tried many things to fix this, but eventually discovered a program called 'hdajackretask' which can be downloaded with. You'll also need to install a boot override:. This fixed the popping problem It might take at least 2 reboots , and it also made audio only come through the headphones.
One disadvantage is that audio will no longer come out of the internal speakers ever even if the headphones are unplugged , but that wasn't a problem for me, so I stopped working on this and moved on.
You might be able to get everything to work with a bit more experimenting with the hdajackretask tool. I've read in various places that the root cause of the popping sound is related to power saving operations that automatically turn off the speaker when it is not in use.
There are kernel module options that claim to control this, but they didn't have any effect for me. My installation seemed like it was working pretty good until I tried to boot it without any Ethernet cable plugged in. When I did, the system would stop booting with the following message:. If you let it run for 5 minutes, it will eventually boot normally, but a 5 minute boot time is intolerable.
I found that you can avoid this problem by changing the timeout value in one of these files I forget which one, was it both? After this the system should boot fairly quick even if the Ethernet cable is not plugged in. I'm not completely sure why this happens, but I suspect it is because I installed the Ubuntu server version which probably has different networking defaults.
After much messing around, I am under the impression that WiFi does actually work fine on its own with my installation, but for some reason if I boot the laptop with the Ethernet cable plugged in, then unplug it, the WiFi will acquire an IP address, but WiFi doesn't seem to work at all. If I then reboot and make sure there is no Ethernet cable plugged in , WiFi seems to work perfectly fine.
I should add that I did end up updating the WiFi firmware because I thought that was the root cause of the switch from Ethernet to WiFi not working, but I don't think that made any difference. I did lots of digging in logs and it looks like the WiFi firmware is loaded correctly, and all the kernel modules look like they're doing what they're supposed to. Perhaps it is an issue in the Ubuntu 16 systemd scripts? There are some extra fancy LEDs of different colours that turn on in the keyboard with Windows, but not with the default Linux Install.
Currently, all the keys have only a red glow under them, but that's not a problem to me. I also had a problem with the input on keyboard being set to an international setting that caused weird behaviour when typing things like quotes. This might have been because of a mistake I made in the install process, but regardless, it was fixed by running:.
Ironically, with this super fancy gaming video card I also experienced extreme lag in terminal with the default Unity desktop UI. I decided to switch to using LXDE instead of Unity and the problem went away and that was good enough for me. Just after writing this, I also discovered some issues with the microphone, webcam, and WiFi. I'll post an update to this post once I iron out these issues. I noticed that whenever I visit the college campus and connect to their WiFi network, I will get the following message when shutting down the computer:.
This is super annoying because it always takes one minute and thirty seconds to time out. Killer Gaming LAN for faster online gaming response Nothing is worse than losing to opponents in online games, because of slow transmission speeds. HDMI 1. Radeon Pro Enterprise
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