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I ran the command

sudo killall pulseaudio

because I read it here:

Cannot pair my beats 3 bluetooth headset with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

Now my sound doesn't work at all, when it was working before I ran this command. How do I fix it?

Eliah Kagan
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Cody Smith
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2 Answers2

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Restarting the computer worked.

Kulfy
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Cody Smith
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This command should do.

$ pulseaudio -k

On the other hand, I created a simple bash script that would fix my sound when something wrong occur. This works on Lubuntu 16.04 LTS

#! /bin/bash

removing pavucontrol config


cd ~/ && rm pavucontrol.ini && echo 'DONE: Removing pavucontrol.ini' || echo "FAILED: Removing pavucontrol.ini"


removing pulse config


cd .config/ && rm -rf pulse/ && echo 'DONE: Removing pulse directory' || echo "FAILED: Removing pulse directory"


restart pulse and alsa services


echo 'pulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reload' | bash
chaelgutierrez
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