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@pwzhangzz you know it's preferred to use code tags for terminal text etc. And certainly not images. Please fix it.

Install inxi and show us Also check for any error messages in journalctl. Run after you experience the problem:

Stand by. We used to not delete user accounts but rather advise to change password to one you won't remember and email to a non-existent address. Currently discussing with the team whether to change this. May I ask why you want to delete? Contact link seems to not be working, I received no email. Wi...

Questions concerning Debian derivative distros such as Mint are dealt with in Off-Topic subforum. Topic moved.

Just install the basic netinstall without a desktop environment and add a minimal one after booting to your install. gnome-core package may be what you are looking for, no games. https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/gnome-core

Intel i7 14700K was released after Debian 12 became stable, so there may be a few things not supported. First thing to try would be the latest kernel from Backports.

sequencer wrote: ↑2024-09-19 19:14 Installed kernel 6.10.9 from sid.

You said you are on Debian 12. You should not install kernels from Sid!
If you need a newer kernel, install it from bookworm-backports.

I use the KDE backup and it works well. It's basically a frontend for rsync. Impossible to say why it's not working for you without details of how you set it up.
There's a basic guide at - https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-li ... -on-linux/

Wireplumber was not installed. No other dependencies were removed, thankfully. Rebooted, and KDE's volume control listed devices, sound comes through in Youtube videos. Thank you for your assistance. Glad I could help. Solution was not clear until I realised you had both Pipewire and Pulseaudio and...

OK so you have both Pipewire and Pulseaudio installed. This has been shown to be a problem in other topics on the forum. I looked back through my apt history and found I did this after upgrading 11 > 12: apt purge pipewire pipewire-pulse wireplumber Then reboot. It's a big hammer but hopefully it wo...

Let's try for a bit more info. You may need to install inxi.
And: When I upgraded 11 > 12 it installed Pipewire and I had to remove it to get Pulseaudio back. Not sure if that's your issue, it should work anyway, but worth knowing.

Joebob Sorry I made a slight error in my advice. The file in /etc/modprobe.d/ needs to be sound.conf not just sound. Any filename ending in .conf should work. I edited my previous post to show the correct name. I just checked back in my system and realised this. :oops: As your webcam is also detect...

Try PRODVGFX or Carbon styles in your User Control Panel > Board Preferences

Why is nobody pointing out they want to mix Jessie repos with Bookworm, or that the instructions they link to are over 12 years old, which is 1200 years old in Linux time? It's Debian 12 and the sources are OK. It's just that the wiki page for that device hasn't been updated since 2015 - https://wi...

Please use code tags for terminal text. Fixed it for you this time.

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Use code tags for terminal text etc. please. Include the command you used to get the output as well. Fixed it for you this time.

Your reddit link didn't work and "uname -r" is absent.

Use code tags for terminal text, errors etc. please. Fixed it for you this time. Sound can be tricky with multiple devices so one solution may not work while others might. Try going into the Configuration tab of pavucontrol and set the HDMI device to Off. Both the devices use snd_hda_intel driver so...

Looks like you have the correct driver and firmware. Need someone more expert in wifi to help from here.

Looks like you need to update the signing key. Read the README.txt at https://packages.sury.org/php/