Front Panel Problem.

[Yahya Shoaib]

I would like to know a solution for my front panel. The front panel of my case has two USB ports (assuming 2.0 ports and the audio,microphone and headphone ports, both aren't working. I made sure they are properly connected to my motherboard. When connecting a headphone I hear static but no sound, and when connecting the mic nothing is heard. Also, when connecting my external hard disk the computer detects it but doesn't show on "My Computer", but I can charge my phone or iPod.

Another question, I was wondering if I can run a dual monitor setup with one connected into my gtx 650 and another to the motherboard. But I couldn't find an option in the bios.

My motherboard is Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H


Last question When booting my computer I hear this "bzzzzzzzzz" sound for a second or less. It isn't the normal beeping sound (for some reason the guy that built this computer removed the speaker attached to the motherboard). Was wondering it was okay.


Sorry, jammed some questions together but mostly are related to the mobo.

 

[geofelt]

For simplicity, I would attach the second monitor to the GTX650. When gaming on the primary monitor, the secondary monitor adds no interference.
I hear differing opinions on using both the integrated and discrete graphics adapters at the same time. I see no reason why that should not work. Try it.

You can get strange sounds if you have attached speakers to the wrong ports.
You should be able to set up your environment in control panel/sounds and test the individual speakers.

The front panel audio lead will usually have both HD and analog pins, use the right set.

The front paned usb headers can be confused with similar headers, Double check where they are plugged n.

 

[Yahya Shoaib]

For simplicity, I would attach the second monitor to the GTX650. When gaming on the primary monitor, the secondary monitor adds no interference.
I hear differing opinions on using both the integrated and discrete graphics adapters at the same time. I see no reason why that should not work. Try it.

You can get strange sounds if you have attached speakers to the wrong ports.
You should be able to set up your environment in control panel/sounds and test the individual speakers.

The front panel audio lead will usually have both HD and analog pins, use the right set.

The front paned usb headers can be confused with similar headers, Double check where they are plugged n.

I did connect my primary monitor to the graphic card and the secondary one to the motherboard (Both monitors are VGA and can't find the converters to Single Link DVI) and didn't work. and about the front panel I did make sure they are connected properly both of them.