after update sound comes out speaker and headphone

 

  • Open your terminal and run:
    alsamixer
  • Press F6 to select your correct sound card.
  • Use the right-arrow key to navigate until you find Auto-Mute (or sometimes listed as Headphone Jack Sense).
  • Use the up-arrow key to set it to Enabled.
  • Press Escape to exit.

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