Cannot use audio jack due to amd hd gpu 'override'

[k.kipvac]

(solved and removed)

 

[terry4536]

Open the control panel of Windows. It is in the Windows System folder, or you can search Windows for it.

In the control panel, click on the Sound icon. It will give you the audio options for your speakers. With the speakers pluged into the Audio out ports on the motherboard, you can test all of the audio options.

Often when Windows updates the audio drivers it will select the digital audio installed with your graphics card. But with regular computer speakers that isn't correct. For example my system has Realtek High Definition Audio and Realtek Digital Audio.

 

[k.kipvac]

Open the control panel of Windows. It is in the Windows System folder, or you can search Windows for it.

In the control panel, click on the Sound icon. It will give you the audio options for your speakers. With the speakers pluged into the Audio out ports on the motherboard, you can test all of the audio options.

Often when Windows updates the audio drivers it will select the digital audio installed with your graphics card. But with regular computer speakers that isn't correct. For example my system has Realtek High Definition Audio and Realtek Digital Audio.

no. i said i did all that already...

 

[terry4536]

The determine the audio that was included with your motherboard or sound card. Then download and install the driver for your audio.

 

[k.kipvac]

The determine the audio that was included with your motherboard or sound card. Then download and install the driver for your audio.

i've done that.
Like i said all drivers have already been installed.
you aren't even understanding my issue.
i'm using an hdmi monitor connected to my gpu. ever since installing the gpu, internal speakers and auxilliary jack no longer appears in playback devices. It's not even under disabled devices.
so now when i use a monitor through dvi or vga, i can't even plug speaker into my system.

 

[norcalsc]

your gpu sounds like it has an audio driver that is now running through HDMI does your monitor have a audio jack? try clicking on playback devices then you should see available audio playback devices. click on amd hd audio and set to enable and plug audio jack into monitor

 

[terry4536]

The audio on your motherboard is run by a driver. If that driver is corrupted, overwritten, or deleted then as far as Windows is concerned it doesn't exist. That is probably the reason that is doesn't show up under Sound in the Control panel.

Presumably the motherboard audio was working at one time. That driver was originally part of your motherboard drivers. If you download that and install it, your audio should show up in the Control Panel under Sound.

Just because you installed a graphics card is irrelevant at this point. It would just be another option on the above Sound page to choose from.

Alternatively, you can purchase a PCI Sound card and use that as your audio source. Or you can use a monitor with speakers.

Or you can replace the motherboard.

 

[k.kipvac]

your gpu sounds like it has an audio driver that is now running through HDMI does your monitor have a audio jack? try clicking on playback devices then you should see available audio playback devices. click on amd hd audio and set to enable and plug audio jack into monitor

Yeah that sound works fine, but the issue is when I want to use a dvi monitor, I know it doesn't carry sound so I plug in speakers onboard. It doesn't appear in playback devices. There is no audio jack option, it's only HDMI. I removed my graphics card and uses on board graphic through VGA and VGA monitor and my onboard sound came back. So I'm assuming the graphic automatically removed the option of auxillary jack on board?

 

[terry4536]

your gpu sounds like it has an audio driver that is now running through HDMI does your monitor have a audio jack? try clicking on playback devices then you should see available audio playback devices. click on amd hd audio and set to enable and plug audio jack into monitor

Yeah that sound works fine, but the issue is when I want to use a dvi monitor, I know it doesn't carry sound so I plug in speakers onboard. It doesn't appear in playback devices. There is no audio jack option, it's only HDMI. I removed my graphics card and uses on board graphic through VGA and VGA monitor and my onboard sound came back. So I'm assuming the graphic automatically removed the option of auxillary jack on board?

https://www.cables.com/blog/does-dvi-support-audio/

 

[k.kipvac]

your gpu sounds like it has an audio driver that is now running through HDMI does your monitor have a audio jack? try clicking on playback devices then you should see available audio playback devices. click on amd hd audio and set to enable and plug audio jack into monitor

Yeah that sound works fine, but the issue is when I want to use a dvi monitor, I know it doesn't carry sound so I plug in speakers onboard. It doesn't appear in playback devices. There is no audio jack option, it's only HDMI. I removed my graphics card and uses on board graphic through VGA and VGA monitor and my onboard sound came back. So I'm assuming the graphic automatically removed the option of auxillary jack on board?

https://www.cables.com/blog/does-dvi-support-audio/

thanks but no thanks. you still dont get it.

 

[k.kipvac]

The audio on your motherboard is run by a driver. If that driver is corrupted, overwritten, or deleted then as far as Windows is concerned it doesn't exist. That is probably the reason that is doesn't show up under Sound in the Control panel.

Presumably the motherboard audio was working at one time. That driver was originally part of your motherboard drivers. If you download that and install it, your audio should show up in the Control Panel under Sound.

Just because you installed a graphics card is irrelevant at this point. It would just be another option on the above Sound page to choose from.

Alternatively, you can purchase a PCI Sound card and use that as your audio source. Or you can use a monitor with speakers.

Or you can replace the motherboard.

k. listen MY DRIVERS ARE FINE. my gpu did NOT remove my drivers. i removed the graphics card and ON BOARD AUDIO RETURNED. but when i put my gpu BACK IN and connect my monitor with hdmi i can no longer use onboard audio.

IM TRYING TO USE A MONITOR WITH NO BUILT IN SPEAKERs OR AUDIO OUT PORT, SO THEREFORE I NEED TO PLUG IN SPEAKERS NO MY COMPUTER but that option does appear to be possible.

i didn't think it was that hard to understand what im trying to do.

 

[k.kipvac]

so i just took a peak through my bios, and it appears that integrated audio was fully disabled. that is why i was unable to use my auxillary jack, or re-enable in any windows settings or control panel. i enabled it in the bios and all works fine

 

[k.kipvac]

The audio on your motherboard is run by a driver. If that driver is corrupted, overwritten, or deleted then as far as Windows is concerned it doesn't exist. That is probably the reason that is doesn't show up under Sound in the Control panel.

Presumably the motherboard audio was working at one time. That driver was originally part of your motherboard drivers. If you download that and install it, your audio should show up in the Control Panel under Sound.

Just because you installed a graphics card is irrelevant at this point. It would just be another option on the above Sound page to choose from.

Alternatively, you can purchase a PCI Sound card and use that as your audio source. Or you can use a monitor with speakers.

Or you can replace the motherboard.

k. listen MY DRIVERS ARE FINE. my gpu did NOT remove my drivers. i removed the graphics card and ON BOARD AUDIO RETURNED. but when i put my gpu BACK IN and connect my monitor with hdmi i can no longer use onboard audio.

IM TRYING TO USE A MONITOR WITH NO BUILT IN SPEAKERs OR AUDIO OUT PORT, SO THEREFORE I NEED TO PLUG IN SPEAKERS NO MY COMPUTER but that option does appear to be possible.

i didn't think it was that hard to understand what im trying to do.

Good. I sick of your whining. Read you post, " i removed the graphics card and ON BOARD AUDIO RETURNED" wasn't mentioned. In the future, fix it yourself

It's not whining. You just couldn't understand my issue. You were just stating "solutions" I already addressed. Next time read someones problem before you attempt to help poorly.

The graphics card disabled the integrated audio in the bios, but yeah maybe I could've mentioned that I removed the GPU and integrated audio came back, but didn't think it would be in the bios.

 

[DSzymborski]

Terry may have misunderstood your problem, but given that *you* were the one who sought *free* help from *volunteers* here, you shouldn't have blown up when it appeared he misunderstood your problem. You handled that with the subtlety of a baboon.

 

[k.kipvac]

Terry may have misunderstood your problem, but given that *you* were the one who sought *free* help from *volunteers* here, you shouldn't have blown up when it appeared he misunderstood your problem. You handled that with the subtlety of a baboon.

Only so many times you can repeat yourself before you just become a nuisance and not helping with a solution. I came here looking to see if someone could help. Not tell me the issue over again and solutions I've tried.