Realtek Front Panel jack not working..

[Guest]

To - Realtek HD Audie Manager

- Audio On / Off

- Connector Setting

- Select Disable front panel jack detection...

That should do the trick... It worked for me...

Cheers,

Gab.

Thank you sooooooooo much for this advice. I was having the same problem and I tried exactly what you said. It worked. My sounds are Great!!!! =)


Was Hopeless in NJ, but not anymore.

 

[ramsfantwo]

Ive tryed all the above and that doesn't fix the problem the isuue i'm having is the front panel jacks on the control panel for realtek aren't even highlighted as available i've tryed everything i just updated to windows 7 from vista and it worked before that now it doesn't

I had the same problem until I downloaded a Windows 7 driver for the Realtek Audio Manager. My mobo is a gigabyte model GA-EG45M-UD2H with an LGA775 socket. I downloaded from the Gigabyte web site www.gigabyte.us. Unless you see the same sound manager photo as the one shown in this thread, then try the download. Otherwise the techie solution will work.

 

[Guest]

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[Guest]

go to your taskbar, select the sound thing (you know the lil' speaker thing) the master volume pop up will pop up...go to options and select properties another pop up should pop up over here theres a drop down menu called mixer device, choose "Realtek (etc etc) input" check if Front Mic is selected in "Show the following volume controls box:" box. if its not, then check it then click ok, the master volume should now display the volume settings for your front mic panel, chances are, either the Line In or Front Mic is on mute, unmute them if thats the case, TA-DA!

 

[kabo35]

I had the same problem, tryed to disable front panel detection but it didn't work! What you have to do is:
* Go to the Mixer tab;
* Press the properties button on the Playback part (the top one);
* Check that "Enable playback multi-streaming" is disabled (no cross in the box);
* And press Ok!

It should now be working!

 

[dmavro]

I installed Hd audio drivers and i just noticed that i can only get my speakers to work by letting my realtek HD audio manager think my rear speaker port is my front speaker port. This is happening on top of my original problem which has been the fact that i cannnot seem to get my front mic or headphone jack to work. System seems to think my headphone jack is my mic jack and vice versa. Not always but almost every time i plug something in this happens. It also looks like im constantly connecting and disconnecting both of these devices

 

[cathy53]

hi.... had the same problem. found the solution on some forum -

Go to realtek manager in control panel. Click on audio i/o tab on the top. click on the setting button next to analog. There, tick "Disable Front Panel Jack Detection". Once you tick on that option, your front jack should start working. Another thing, my computer does not detect the headphone when I plug it in the front jack, it just works.

Hope it helps you as it helped me.

i do not have realtek in my control panel

 

[Guest]

i do not have realtek in my control panel

i think windows got prolem with this. bec my machine all sound are all ok both front and rear if i use win XP sp2. but when i use win vista if i use the front audio the rear will not work and also when i use rear audio the front will not work.. and now i use win 7 my audio working only at the rear.. also i assembled two another pc i put win 7 also there is no audio at front panel.

 

[geraldlee11]

i do not have realtek in my control panel

my front panel wasnt working so I just rolled back the driver and now it is working.
It seems the more they try to fix things the more they mess it up.

 

[Teddy_A1]

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Any idea why I would be missing that?

EDIT : Also if you could direct me to the apparently inherent karaoke in windows 7 I would love that.

Enter BIOS Setup Utility. Enter Advanced Settings, and then select
Chipset Configuration. Set the Front Panel Control option from
[Auto] to [Enabled]. that should do it...

 

[Teddy_A1]

after changing the settings in the BIOS setup, the "folder" on your audio manager should reappear. that is when you can enable the multi-streaming.

 

[sot]

I went to bios to chipset configuration as you said , at south bridge chipset configuration but the front panel had me choose between AC97 and HD AUDIO. I set it to AC97 and when i boot the speakers were enabled as a default device, but still no sound and the folder does not apper at the realtek hd audio manager, Any ideas? Thank you

 

[xiaodog100]

Hey guys my audio manager seems different from all urs. i could not find the disable front panel detection. the only option i have is mute rear panel output. So what should i do? ty

 

[Guest]

I had the same problem, tryed to disable front panel detection but it didn't work! What you have to do is:
* Go to the Mixer tab;
* Press the properties button on the Playback part (the top one);
* Check that "Enable playback multi-streaming" is disabled (no cross in the box);
* And press Ok!

It should now be working!

I have the same problem, i disable the front panel detection but didn't work. I try to follow your instruction but i can't find the Mixer tab. Where is the mixer tab you mentioned about?

 

[itachi_99]

I've got the same problem and I haven't solved it yet. It was workiing but I did a a BIOS update for my Samsung Optical drives, loaded a bunch of codecs (CCCP, realtek lite) and software. After that my front speaker/headphone jack stopped working, rear one is fine. I've tried unistalling codecs/software and reinstalling still no dice. If you come up with a solution it would be most appreciated. If I come up with anything I will post it.


Tom

Hey, thanks!!! Your way solve my problem too !!!

 

[Guest]

I'm not sure why this works, but it's worked for me twice now.
Go into Device Manager and uninstall all drivers for your Realtek sound device. To get to Device Manager, right click on my computer, and go to hardware then click on Device Manager. If you're in Windows 7, right click on Computer and on the left side panel you'll see device manager. Now, while in there, click on the sound arrow and click on the Realtek sound device. Right click on Realtek sound device and click uninstall. If it asks you whether you want to uninstall the driver too, click yes.
Now immediately after that, plug your headphones into you headphone jack and restart the computer. You have to do this immediately afterwards or else it'll reinstall the drivers. When your computer restarts it should take a bit at the beginning and it'll reinstall the drivers. Your front panel should be working now.

 

[Mousemonkey]

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