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I would try restarting the computer as first. Then reinstall the audio driver, Windows probably saw it fit to replace your original driver with a version of their own, without asking you.View attachment 347424I have an issue where my headset is plugged in but no audio is coming from it. I checked the Sound control panel and noticed that my "Speakers" device is my new default device and is currently using the "L R", "C Sub", and "LR RR" Rear panel jacks on the motherboard. I do not have and never had speakers set up on this computer and was wondering how to change the jack info of "L R" and "C Sub" to my Headphones device. My headphones are currently plugged into both "L R" and "C Sub" audio jacks and yet the Sound control panel does not recognize that it is plugged in ("Not plugged in" message in control panel). (Worked 24 hours ago, and switched when turning on my computer this morning)
wondering how to change the jack info of "L R" and "C Sub" to my Headphones device. My headphones are currently plugged into both "L R" and "C Sub" audio jacks
Everytime I reinstall it shows LR , CSUB, AND SL SR, when it used to have LR only.
its showing where they are in case you have 5.1, thats it. make sure its set to 2.0 in the advance properties(properties in left pic, i think) and you should be gtg.I have a headset plugged into the green LR. I don't have csub and sl slr. I don't really know why the sound panel shows those. I only have the 3.5mm green, pink, and blue jacks.
I just had a similar problem a few days ago after a Windows update. I tried rebooting, un/reinstalling drivers, and even thought it might be that my integrated audio had gone bad. In my search, I stumbled into a post somewhere saying to try running "Playing Audio" troubleshooting in Windows.
That did the trick for me. It ended up resetting some settings and after a reboot, it was fixed.
I don't fully get the 2.0 part.its showing where they are in case you have 5.1, thats it. make sure its set to 2.0 in the advance properties(properties in left pic, i think) and you should be gtg.
I tried this too but it didn't seem to work.I just had a similar problem a few days ago after a Windows update. I tried rebooting, un/reinstalling drivers, and even thought it might be that my integrated audio had gone bad. In my search, I stumbled into a post somewhere saying to try running "Playing Audio" troubleshooting in Windows.
That did the trick for me. It ended up resetting some settings and after a reboot, it was fixed.
I don't use t he spdif so I disabled it. I was talking about the speakers.It shows it Disabled. Try enabling it. Go to the Control Panel and see if it's marked with a yellow exclamation mark. If yes, double click on it and see what it says in the little window. Then get back to us.
2.0=stereo, which is looks to be set(default format)I don't fully get the 2.0 part. View attachment 347632