Solved Realtek High Definition Manage| HELP!!

[TopNotch115]

HellO! First off thanks for taking the time of reading this thread.


Soo, ever since I restarted my PC about 3 weeks ago. When I started it the next day. There is ZERO audio output. And keeps saying "A deviece has been plugged in". And then it'll say 2 seconds later. "A deviece has been un-plugged. And I have tried A SHIT ton of things. I don't mind the notification, but I really need/want my sound back on my PC. It's been THREE weeks!

-TopNotch

 

[fireberd]

More system information is needed, e.g. the exact MSI motherboard for one. (Look at my System Spec's).

"ever since I restarted my PC". What does that mean, you did a complete reinstall?

 

[TopNotch115]

Motheboared: MS-7642(Model Number)

64 bit

AMD FX 4100 Quad-Core Processor, 3600 Mhz

8GB RAM (TWO STICKS)



And, by that, I mean. Before I turned my PC off and went to bed. The audio was fine. But after I woke up the next day and turned the PC on. That's when it started doing that.

 

[NoN]

Have you double check cables are well inserted and if the output didn't swap to headphones instead of speakers? It happens to me sometimes on my soundcard when i unplugged the headphones/mic jacks, it automatically swap.

What are the options in the realtek audio control panel you have set in playback devices?

Take a look at: How to split your Front and Back Audio Ports for screenshots.

 

[TopNotch115]

Yeah, I don't have a sound card, So I don't think that would matter. But after doing that. It stopped the notifications. But there isn't any sound still. And yes I have made sure that they are well secure in the jacks.

Also, I don't have all those options in my manager. This is what mine looks like!

http://puu.sh/b3UMP/14de0905da.png

 

[NoN]

What about the Device Advanced Settings? I se that the Headphones Virtualization is box checked too...

 

[TopNotch115]

It shows this. And I have it disabled.

 

[TopNotch115]

Dude, if you want. You can use Team-viewer and try to fix my problem if you think you can.

 

[TopNotch115]

bump.

 

[TopNotch115]

bump.

 

[fireberd]

As this is apparently a desktop system, temporarily disconnect the front panel from the motherboard (unplug the front panel connection at the motherboard) and then see if you still have the problem with the speakers.

 

[TopNotch115]

I originally didn't have a front panel connector. And I've bought one and used it yesterday. I still have the same problem and it didn't work.I am getting very frustrated with this right now...