something is burned out) and your solution will be a cheap PCIe sound card.In this tutorial, you can learn how to open Realtek Audio Manager in Windows 10 in 3 ways. If it is, then my bet is there's something physically wrong with the electronics (i.e. Double check that Windows is actually sending sound to the right device. With the jack detection disabled the second output will show up as ready not not-plugged in, and you can send sound to it, but obviously there won't be any output.Ĭheck and make sure that when you set the default device in the sound control panel you set it to the right device.Ĭhange the quoted setting to "Mute the rear output device, when a front headphone plugged in."įinally, if you have music playing you should see a green VU meter next to the device that is currently playing sound in the control panel. On my box they're labeled Speakers and "Realtek HD Audio 2nd Output" or something like that. That setting, set as you say it is, will create 2 analog output devices in the Sound control panel. What playback devices do you have listed in the sound control panel? If that doesn't work, what speakers/headphones are you using? Make sure that "Device usage" at the bottom is "Use this device (enable)". If you don't hear anything, click Cancel. Make sure Stereo is selected and click the Test button to hear audio. Click on Speakers and then click the Configure button. The Realtek Digital Output should say ready. There should be a green check on Speakers and it should say Default Device. With your speakers plugged in to the port on the back, you should see Speakers and Realtek Digital Output. Make sure that "Playback Device" in "Device advanced settings" is set to "Mute the rear output device, when a front headphone is plugged in."Ĭheck the audio devices after you change that back. I suggest that you don't disable front panel detection. Speakers, Realtek HD Audio 2nd output, and Realtek Digital Output. With your current settings you will likely have three playback devices. Right-click on the Realtek HD Audio Manager in your task bar and select "Audio devices".
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