[SOLVED] How can I fix this?

[BagoMan]

I installed a new motherboard and everything works fine except the audio. I plug in my headphones and microphone and the headphones are recognized as a speaker and when I set it to default device it has really low volume but only in the left ear but whats weird it also recognizes headphones which are not plugged in anywhere and even when I unplug my headphones the default device switches to these imaginary headphones. And oh yeah he mic doesnt work at all its just set as deafult and doesnt work

 

[USAFRet]

"I installed a new motherboard "

Are you using the original drive with its original OS?

 

[BagoMan]

"I installed a new motherboard "

Are you using the original drive with its original OS?

Im using the HDD i already had 500Gb with Windows 10

 

[USAFRet]

Im using the HDD i already had 500Gb with Windows 10

And issues like this are a typical outcome of trying to use an old OS with a new system.

Possible outcomes:

1. It works just fine
2. It fails completely
3. It boots up, but you're chasing issues for weeks.

You've found #3.

 

[BagoMan]

And issues like this are a typical outcome of trying to use an old OS with a new system.

Possible outcomes:

1. It works just fine
2. It fails completely
3. It boots up, but you're chasing issues for weeks.

You've found #3.

So is there no fix or you just don't know

 

[drivinfast247]

So is there no fix or you just don't know

New install of Windows. But first you can try reinstalling the motherboard audio drivers.

 

[USAFRet]

So is there no fix or you just don't know

Try an install of the drivers for your motherboard.
If that fails....OS reinstall, with all that entails.

 

[zero_l0gic]

You can try to reinstall chipset again. But never never load windows that where installed on a other mobo/mashine/chipset. It can work but like USAFRet said:

Possible outcomes:
It works just fine
It fails completely
It boots up, but you're chasing issues for weeks.

Do a clean insall and those “ghost” problems should disapear.

 

[BagoMan]

You can try to reinstall chipset again. But never never load windows that where installed on a other mobo/mashine/chipset. It can work but like USAFRet said:

Possible outcomes:
It works just fine
It fails completely
It boots up, but you're chasing issues for weeks.

Do a clean insall and those “ghost” problems should disapear.

I did a clean install and still the problem persists. Could it be a hardware issues maybe I connected something wrong ?

 

[USAFRet]

I did a clean install and still the problem persists. Could it be a hardware issues maybe I connected something wrong ?

An actual wipe and reinstall?

 

[BagoMan]

An actual wipe and reinstall?

I didnt wanna delete my data so I took my other hard drive which was empty and installed windows on it. Keep in mind I removed the original hard drive.

 

[USAFRet]

I didnt wanna delete my data so I took my other hard drive which was empty and installed windows on it. Keep in mind I removed the original hard drive.

If you did a new install on a different drive, and the issue persists...either it is a driver issue or broken hardware.

 

[BagoMan]

If you did a new install on a different drive, and the issue persists...either it is a driver issue or broken hardware.

Since I tried the two different drivers it's probably the hardware... BRB i'm gonna go cry