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windowsmediaplayer fileve.html How can I reset pulseaudio configuration to default settings. What is the best way of doing this? When I do "pacmd list-sinks" I see 2 sinks. One is my TV (standard AV device), another is my portable (HDMI device). Can I change only HDMI output to set default? Thank you for any help. There are many ways you can do this, but I will refer you to this post: I suggest you read that post to understand the idea behind. Generally speaking, this is the correct way of doing what you want to do. Note that in this case, you do not need to use the HDMI switch (i.e. you can plug the TV into any input of your monitor). I had the same problem. This solved it: Essentially, go to Settings->Appearance and click on the "Overlay" tab and set it to None. It will then show the "window bar" when there are actually no windows open in the app. As for resetting the default PulseAudio settings, I have found this post to be very helpful in terms of getting PulseAudio back to default settings: I suggest you follow the instructions provided on that post. I have searched and searched for a solution to the same problem as yours. I tried to download the alsa-info.sh script and tried to install a command line version of it. I read so much about it, but everything only worked partially. Now I want to try my luck again, just as you. I have a rather fresh install of Ubuntu 16.10 (64-bit) with the gdm3.28 version. I have a problem with a Intel HD Graphics 4000 graphics card. The problem is that my system freezes when I try to log in to a different user. I have no idea what to do to fix this. I am willing to use either Unity, KDE, Xfce