Realtek HD Changing Jack output reassignments ( FIX )

simonfilth said:

well i have windows 7 RTM as well and the newest realtek drivers and it didn't work for me. and i know that this version doesn't ask what was plugged like windows xp drivers do, but you can download a single file from windows xp drivers and you'll get that, however you'll be able to change every speaker to be front speaker, which is not really 5.1. and i don't think its a temporary bug cause that has been going on for a while now.

Which file are you talking about?

My problem solved. I downloaded the drivers from motherboard manufacturer. And it works fine. Just like in XP you can configure each port in back panel.

min0777 said:

My problem solved. I downloaded the drivers from motherboard manufacturer. And it works fine. Just like in XP you can configure each port in back panel.

Which motheboard you have?

Well, I have W7 7201 and none of the drivers, MB mfg or Realtek, work properly.
U can't say it works correctly if it half-assed works.
I get a popup if I plug the mike in but not when I plug the HS in.
However, if I plug the HS into the mike jack I still get the popup and can select HS and everything works as if I have plugged into the HS jack.
YEP, the HS works in the mike jack but not in the HS jack. And NO, the wiring hasn't changed.
Of course that makes it hard to use the mike.

SOOO.... something is different in W7 and the drivers have not figured it out yet.

i have realtek hd audio 5.1 but windows detects only one jack slot for speakers but it should use all the 3 so only my 2 speakers are working how do i change it so that it will detect all th 3 slots and my creative 5.1 would start working

there is a new ver of drivers R2.31

venat0r said:

there is a new ver of drivers R2.31

Do you already test them??

Working?

heh no , because i read somewhere bass are very bad on those and there are new r2.32

Aeon19 said:

min0777 said:

My problem solved. I downloaded the drivers from motherboard manufacturer. And it works fine. Just like in XP you can configure each port in back panel.

Which motheboard you have?

Its Gigabyte GA-945GZM-S2

Wanted to add my experience here. I found the location for my card on an Asus P5Q Pro with newest R2.32 drivers fell under this key ...

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\0008\Settings\Drv5928_DevType_0888_SS104382fe

Pin01 04 00 00 00 = Rear Green Front Speakers
Pin02 04 00 00 00 = Rear Black (*Changed to Speakers)
Pin06 01 00 00 00 = Front Mic-in
Pin08 02 00 00 00 = Front Headphones