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I have a very very similar problem on my Asus Rog and I "solved" it by plugging my headphones into line out, it works for now though it is not a real solution.

This "solved" my issue and now headphones work through line out, I guess this is a temporary workaround, thank you for this solution.

I believe you need Bumblebee:

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee

Instructions are on the link and it is easy to install it. What command did you use to install the Nvidia drivers?

I see, then I will try fixing it with those pins, if not I can hope it will work in 4.6 kernel.

I already tried the latest kernel and it didnt change anything, 16.04 LTS does have a slightly older ALSA than the latest version available, 1.0.25 and 1.1.1 is latest.

I will check it out thanks. Will see what I can do with that program and hopefully fix this. Do you think an Alsa upgrade might help?

http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=786c5e99cc929e3bef0f3a87bac8ebb07e2c8461

Here it is, I installed hdajackretask, how can I identify correct pin for the override?

Most systems have F2 or F10 as keys used for entering BIOS (repeatedly press when you reboot). Not all versions of BIOS support disabling onboard graphics though, I was lucky that in my case...

HP and Canon are well supported under Ubuntu in my experience, I own a wifi HP multifunction printer and it works flawlessly. I would recommend looking for a HP model based on my experience, you can...

Thank you, I appreciate the help. I tried other numbers in that asus-modeX and a few achieve the same effect as 4, and some dont give any sound through headphones.

Yes, no headphones there just like with pavucontrol.

There is no headphone control in pavucontrol at all on my system.

I fixed my issue somewhat by adding:


options snd_hda_intel model=asus-mode4 into
/etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf

Now I heard sound from both the speakers and headphones.

I have an Asus Rog laptop with that graphics card and I dont have tearing, driver is 361.42, desktop and playing videos works fine, tested a Steam game as well and did not notice tearing, I dont have...

I dont have headphones there, only Analog Stereo Output and Analog Surround 4.0 Output. They should switch automatically, on previous laptops I used it was never a problem, I plug the headphones and...

Bump :(

Go for Dell, they are usually quite compatible and often come with Ubuntu, Asus is a good choice as well, I owned two Asus laptops and recently bought a third, never had problems with them, avoid AMD...

Asus Rog G751JT

Everything works well on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS except my headphones dont work (looking for a fix), all other components work fine out of the box without any issues.

Sound works fine from speakers, but when I plug in my headphones no sound comes from headphones but it keeps playing from speakers. Laptop is Asus G751JT, I have 16.04 LTS installed and fully...

Did you install build-essential and kernel headers as instructed in that link?

http://askubuntu.com/questions/178009/how-do-i-install-drivers-for-the-alfa-awus036h-usb-wireless-adapter

Have you tried this solution?

Concerning USB adapters that have good Linux support...

Can you post results of:

lsusb

lsmod

I also found this concerning drivers http://askubuntu.com/questions/178009/how-do-i-install-drivers-for-the-alfa-awus036h-usb-wireless-adapter

I did an online upgrade from 14.04.1 LTS to Ubuntu 14.10 and everything seemed to work fine but yesterday I noticed my shared folder became inaccessible. Other computers on the network cannot access...

Thanks for the information on grub, I would like LTS to handle multiboot if possible, I will wait for a link to a detailed tutorial or someone with experience in this to provide more information as I...

What I worry about more than partitioning is how to configure multiboot properly as I never had more than 2 operating systems installed, I always had Windows for games and Ubuntu for everything else,...