Sound issue (switch speakers/headset)
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Benichou49
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Hello everyone :)
I just downloaded a driver to update my sound card (which was up to date according to Windows) because I had compatibility issues between Media Player, TeamSpeak, and WoW. Now I have no issues, but another one has arisen.
Before, I had sound on speakers (I play on a laptop, Acer 7720G), and when I plugged in headphones into the black port (at the front, I have 3 ports: a black one for headphones on the right, a pink one for the microphone to its left, and far left another one whose purpose I don't know), the PC would switch automatically, and the sound would come from the headphones.
Since this driver, even when I plug in headphones, the sound doesn’t come out; it always comes from the speakers.
I read on forums that it could be related to the motherboard, changing audio ports, and all that, but when I plug in my headphones it recognizes them, since I can do sound tests through the control panel (sound in the left ear, sound in the right, that indeed comes from the headphones!)
So I would like to know where this issue is coming from; thank you in advance =/
I just downloaded a driver to update my sound card (which was up to date according to Windows) because I had compatibility issues between Media Player, TeamSpeak, and WoW. Now I have no issues, but another one has arisen.
Before, I had sound on speakers (I play on a laptop, Acer 7720G), and when I plugged in headphones into the black port (at the front, I have 3 ports: a black one for headphones on the right, a pink one for the microphone to its left, and far left another one whose purpose I don't know), the PC would switch automatically, and the sound would come from the headphones.
Since this driver, even when I plug in headphones, the sound doesn’t come out; it always comes from the speakers.
I read on forums that it could be related to the motherboard, changing audio ports, and all that, but when I plug in my headphones it recognizes them, since I can do sound tests through the control panel (sound in the left ear, sound in the right, that indeed comes from the headphones!)
So I would like to know where this issue is coming from; thank you in advance =/
Configuration: Windows Vista Firefox 2.0.0.11
As I am not an advanced user, especially regarding audio, I am not comfortable with the menus (especially Vista x_x) for audio.
So I don't see where to go, or I can't find the same menus as you...
Should I go to "Control Panel > System > Devices" or "Control Panel > Audio"?
or in the control panel = realtek audio manager
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The speech is silver but silence lulls. blablablablablablaba........
Maybe your advice is viable on XP, but under Vista it's not it =/
What surprises me is that before the driver, it was working perfectly, and since then, no. Yet before, I didn't have anything to configure for it to work.