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I have also decided to switch to Arch, so this problem will hopefully be resolved.

I'm so sorry about not giving you info about my system. I have written several posts where I spent 20 minutes putting in all of my info but had no responses.

I had tried to install Osu!, and every time I did and ran it with wine, it would launch, and then the screen would turn all glitched looking. I have tried several different ways to install it, and every time it's the same exact story.

I am trying to use VMware to use a Windows VM, but it comes up with this error message that says that I need GCC 10.2.0. Well, I followed this one tutorial, and it didn't work. I kept on following different tutorials, and one told me to delete my current version of GCC and replace it with the one I ...

As I do this more and more, and I try more and more things, I'm beginning to think that this is a hardware problem. I had connected to Bluetooth, and there was no problem whatsoever, and I'm sorry to have wasted your time. I'll just buy a replacement headphone jack M-M, and I wish you well. Again, s...

I just have no idea. Neither of the pins worked.

Yeah.

The lowering of the volume didn't work either.

There is unfortunately no change,

Yes, I'm using headphones, and it doesn't do anything with the speakers in the terms of static noise.

I'm so sorry I hadn't responded, I had to focus on school, I have some free time, so I had done what you had told me to do, and it's a bit better. It only plays static whenever there's bass or a low pitched sound.

Nothing changed

I can't properly boot into the Live session, as every I have a weird glitch where I can't boot into an OS without closing the lid, but if I do that booting into a live session, I just don't boot into it. If I don't do that, I don't see the desktop at all. But just from the opening sound of Linux Min...

[ 0.396343] ACPI: Added _OSI(Linux-Dell-Video) [ 0.396343] ACPI: Added _OSI(Linux-Lenovo-NV-HDMI-Audio) [ 0.396343] ACPI: Added _OSI(Linux-HPI-Hybrid-Graphics) -- [ 1.735811] integrity: Loading X.509 certificate: UEFI:db [ 1.735829] integrity: Loaded X.509 cert 'Microsoft Windows Production PCA 201...

I'm so sorry I had gotten sidetracked. I had entered the command to switch to the 3rd audio driver, but nothing changed at all when I had rebooted.

No. When I unplug then replug, there is still the same amount of noise, and it isn't happening on the speakers.

Here is the output: https://termbin.com/pzxw and the sound is now louder, but it's more of a crackle than static noise.

Yes, I must've not looked up the keywords "Linux Mint" in the beginning, as it told me to use the snap package list to get pavucontrol and alsamixer, and it didn't work.

is the output of

https://termbin.com/bhy4 is the output.