Also, Asus has no exception and in this guide, we’ll disable the “headphone jack plugged in” popup. That irritating popup that appears every time you plug in your headphones to the 3.5mm jack. However, it has its pros and cons but there is one thing that is common in windows computers r PCs.
I cant upvote those answers or comment on them, If your reading this and you tried every other listed solution as I have, Try to retask jack to "not connected".Disable Headphone Jack Plugged In: Recently I started using the budget gaming laptop by Asus, TUF Gaming FX505DY. My firmware file looks like this, not sure if I could of just used the stanza as I'm just happy to nuke the thing: I'm not sure if other options snd-hda-intel overrides it or interferes so try disabling those if it fails. (which expects the file under /lib/firmware, )
Options snd-hda-intel patch=hda-jack-retask.fw,hda-jack-retask.fw,hda-jack-retask.fw,hda-jack-retask.fw
# If you want to revert the changes made by this program, you can simply erase this file and reboot your computer. etc/modprobe.d/nf contains: # This file was added by the program 'hda-jack-retask'. When thats done the boot override install script it creates under /tmp correctly copies the. I tried hdajackretask which did not work on Debian Stretch, However all it needed was /lib/firmware to be created. I tried all the work-arounds listed here and everywhere in google. A terrible work around was to use the front panel and just get constant crackling. Even when jack sense is disabled in config by commenting it out in default.pa. My issue is jacksense on the front port switching to "headphones" constantly (even when front panel header is not connected) and a faulty MSI motherboard they refused me RMA on.
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