Right Channel Not Working !

anas malas said:

can you say what is your labtops name and model
that will help me to use my little exp.
i had many problems with sound and i solved it

buddy,it's not laptop...it's a desktop.
mother board is Intel ASrock n sound card is realtek HD...any ideas?

Stratilatis said:

well first of all gotta thank u for all the help u'r offering..i appreciate it.
second,i don't know what's going on..i mean i previously tried all what u'v told me to do n now done for the millionth time..i believe it's a hardware related issue as u mentioned above!
now though it might sound silly...but could it be dust or moisture piled up inside the jack n u know there are two circles inside one for the right n the other for the left channel...so could be it???j

No, it doesn't sound silly, I had to clean my speaker jacks when I first built this computer.. I didn't have a channel missing but I did have some static. A little contact cleaner on the stereo speaker plug (or alcohol) might get rid of any dust or oxidation.

Do you have a front headphone jack? Does it have a connection to the motherboard? Perhaps it is not on correctly?

Ap

p.s.
Maybe this should be be moved into the normal threads, instead of the Realtek Driver Version "sticky thread".

for the million time
i ask you what is your labtops modle
i will help you

anas malas said:

for the million time
i ask you what is your labtops modle
i will help you

buddy Anas..i already told u n quoted ur previous reply...its not a laptop..its a desktop.
motherboard:ASrock n sound card:realtek HD

Aphelion said:

Stratilatis said:

well first of all gotta thank u for all the help u'r offering..i appreciate it.
second,i don't know what's going on..i mean i previously tried all what u'v told me to do n now done for the millionth time..i believe it's a hardware related issue as u mentioned above!
now though it might sound silly...but could it be dust or moisture piled up inside the jack n u know there are two circles inside one for the right n the other for the left channel...so could be it???j

No, it doesn't sound silly, I had to clean my speaker jacks when I first built this computer.. I didn't have a channel missing but I did have some static. A little contact cleaner on the stereo speaker plug (or alcohol) might get rid of any dust or oxidation.

Do you have a front headphone jack? Does it have a connection to the motherboard? Perhaps it is not on correctly?

Ap

p.s.
Maybe this should be be moved into the normal threads, instead of the Realtek Driver Version "sticky thread".

NO USE!..had the jack cleaned...n still not working.
and no i don't have a frond headphone jack.

hi
ok what is your desktops name ??
and model

try the following
first uninstall the audio program
and try with out it
if not working
reinstall the program
and try again
if still not working
go to audio trouble shooter maybe it will be good
if still not working
go to realtek's sound balancer if its ok
go to windows audio balancer but if its again ok go to realtek's sound balancer and balance it to the right and see if thats work if not try to balance it to the left if not again
try to bring someone ho nows how to take out the keyboard and disconnect the the audio card tern on the pc
and then tern it off and reconnect it
and see if that works
and dont forget to restart after doing what i said to you

anas malas said:

try the following
first uninstall the audio program
and try with out it
if not working
reinstall the program
and try again
if still not working
go to audio trouble shooter maybe it will be good
if still not working
go to realtek's sound balancer if its ok
go to windows audio balancer but if its again ok go to realtek's sound balancer and balance it to the right and see if thats work if not try to balance it to the left if not again
try to bring someone ho nows how to take out the keyboard and disconnect the the audio card tern on the pc
and then tern it off and reconnect it
and see if that works
and dont forget to restart after doing what i said to you

thx alot for the advices...but first of all if i uninstall the realtek driver n restart ..windows automatically would recognize it n install its driver n no use...
one more thing if i uninstall the current driver n then before restarting i install the latest version i get the same problem...however i tried all what u said above long time n didnt get any benefit..so im sure now its a hardware issue..
n i would say thx alot for ur help..that was so gr8.

Stratilatis said:

anas malas said:

try the following
first uninstall the audio program
and try with out it
if not working
reinstall the program
and try again
if still not working
go to audio trouble shooter maybe it will be good
if still not working
go to realtek's sound balancer if its ok
go to windows audio balancer but if its again ok go to realtek's sound balancer and balance it to the right and see if thats work if not try to balance it to the left if not again
try to bring someone ho nows how to take out the keyboard and disconnect the the audio card tern on the pc
and then tern it off and reconnect it
and see if that works
and dont forget to restart after doing what i said to you

thx alot for the advices...but first of all if i uninstall the realtek driver n restart ..windows automatically would recognize it n install its driver n no use...
one more thing if i uninstall the current driver n then before restarting i install the latest version i get the same problem...however i tried all what u said above long time n didnt get any benefit..so im sure now its a hardware issue..
n i would say thx alot for ur help..that was so gr8.

try to uninstall it when the windows starts to instant stop that and restart then instal it and restart
try that