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Everything works fine on booting except that every time I log into the system(GNOME) , I get the following error message "No Volume Control Elements and/or devices found". I can;t see the volume icon on the top right hand side of the screen. My sound drivers and everything is loaded properly.
Did I missed any package in GNOME during installing like gnome-sound ?
Thanks for looking into this biut I am not much bothered about the volume icon, I want to get rid of that error message. It seems that there are quite a few websites where user has the same problem but none of the site has solution. googled out the error message and you will see what I am saying.
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