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Audio Jack problem

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Merchlew

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I have an Asus P8P67 Pro Rev 3.0 mobo, I can't get any sound out of the back audio jacks nor the front I'm using a 800 Obsidian D case. This Is what my device manager looks like. When I plug a USB headset in everything works fine. I'm thinking its audio drivers conflicting or something.. Any help Is appreciated!

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I would go to Realtek's website and download and reinstall the drivers. I had to do that for a similar issue and it fixed everything. Hope it works for you.
 
If you go to control panel, sound, and playback, what do you have selected for your default audio device? If you have the USB headset connected, then it usually takes over as default device for playback. So try selecting the Realtek as default, see if you get audio out of the front or back panels now.

You can get to the sound applet very quickly by right clicking the Windows speaker icon in the systray and choose "playback" devices.
 
EarlKeim said:
If you go to control panel, sound, and playback, what do you have selected for your default audio device? If you have the USB headset connected, then it usually takes over as default device for playback. So try selecting the Realtek as default, see if you get audio out of the front or back panels now.

You can get to the sound applet very quickly by right clicking the Windows speaker icon in the systray and choose "playback" devices.
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Yea, I've set windows sound Instead of the headset or any other device... I'm still thinking its drivers.. It's weird because it shows green lines like theres audio playing have a look.

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Just seeing If anyone else had a solution to this problem?

Newegg sent me RMA and shipping lables for the HD I'm using and the Motherboard so that Isn't a problem but I was wondering If I should go to Walmart and throw a cheap audio card In? I'm afraid that If I dissasemble everything and take the CPU out I'll damage the pins the the CPU rest on.. and If Newegg seen damage pins they'ed def reject the RMA... Any thoughts?
 
Try a Linux LiveCD, boot it without your headset plugged in and see if the same problem occurs with a different OS, different drivers, different everything. This is a good way to narrow things down between hardware/software problems before you start tearing apart your box.

Dustin
 
dustNbone said:
Try a Linux LiveCD, boot it without your headset plugged in and see if the same problem occurs with a different OS, different drivers, different everything. This is a good way to narrow things down between hardware/software problems before you start tearing apart your box.

Dustin
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I don't have a Linux CD How big Is that Is It free?
 
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