Disabling headphone Jack Detection

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    Disabling headphone Jack Detection


    I was put in this direction by "idontnkowmyname" and found out quite a lot about it on the web.( Notebook Review forum)

    It seems that my sound problem ( dating from may this year ) could have to do with this Jack, that for some reason, starts to misjudge what is happening.

    It cannot switch back from audio on internal laptop speakers to headphones and back. So it only gives sound when headphones are used, which is my case.

    There are a lot of other cases, especially Dell laptops, but all the registry threads are slightly different, so I don't know what to do in my case.Disabling headphone Jack Detection-headphone-jack-pin-registry-untitled.jpg
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  2. Posts : 1,109
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    Disabling headphone Jack Decection


    Found this bit of old thread " Disabled Headphone Jack pin"

    It's the only one
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    Disabling headphone Jack Decection


    I am still convincedDisabling headphone Jack Detection-atapijackuntitled.jpg that my sound problem is software, there is something wrong in my settings, but I don't know what.

    I have downloaded the latest Realtech driver, it shows now in my Programs and features, but does nothing.

    The drivers in my Device manager ( For sound ) are still the same old once from 2009, I uninstall them, reboot and the computer finds them back somewhere and re-installs them. It's ( for me mindblowing )
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  4. Posts : 1,109
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    Disabling headphone Jack Decection


    So I have established that,

    1) the device is not plugged in,

    2) the device is working properly !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  5. Posts : 1,109
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    Disabling headphone Jack Decection


    Troubleshooting audio, because I have no sound !Disabling headphone Jack Detection-troubleschooter-could-not-identify-problemuntitled.png
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  6. Posts : 1,109
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    Disabling headphone Jack Decection


    IRQ 's are conflicting in Device manager

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    I know that by now everybody must be fed up with my persisting on my sound problem, sorry
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  7. Posts : 1,109
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    Disabling headphone Jack Decection


    Ok, I am now scrutinously searching the web for way's of manually editing JRQ's and especially Dell laptops series Inspiron.

    There are a lot of sound problems to do with sharing IRQ's .

    Soundcards want there one preferably IRQ 5.

    I keep you informed of my progress. Problem 1 (and the very first issue in may this year, I can not Disabling headphone Jack Detection-soundcard-settings.pngenter my BIOS, because of lost password.
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  8. Posts : 1,109
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    Disabling headphone Jack Decection

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  9. Posts : 1,109
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    Disabling headphone Jack Decection


    This info I am reading is so complicated and there is so much.

    If I had a desktop I could try changing slots, but it's a laptop .....
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  10. Posts : 1,109
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    Disabling headphone Jack Decection


    Very last info, I give up
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