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Next, locate the Windows In this video, I have tried to show how the problem can be solved by changing the settings of the PCs on the front panel of those of us who use PCs that do n Headphones work and the speakers work when plugged into the front panel headphone jack.

As the title says, my front and rear audio panels are not working.

After trying the right click on volume icon and making sure displays are selected nothing comes up still says microphone is unplugged. sys driver on Windows 7 and Windows Vista. 1/10: click on Speakers and then click on Set Default].

The problem in a bit more detail: The audio mixer is working perfectly, and headphones or speakers are detected when you plug them into the green jack around the back of your PC.

Unfortunately I can't get it to output audio in that format, as it appears the game's support for Dolby Digital doesn't work with Windows 7.

Use this audio jack for line in devices such as an optical drive HDMI Audio Doesn't Work on Intel® NUC: When connecting audio jack into the Intel NUC you hear popping or clicking through your speakers: Popping sound when connecting microphone, headset or speakers to 3. When I was still using Vista, they worked perfectly fine.

Since then, the rear port doesn’t work!? Clicking on the speaker icon does not offer a choice and there isn’t one in Control Panel.

I can't play audio or video without the whole house knowing! Answer. But, front panel audio jack was not working. Yes, I checked the sound icon on my taskbar. The solution to the sound not working in Windows 7 running in Boot Camp is to download and install the latest Realtek audio drivers.of 2 - Rear mic input not working - posted in Hardware, Components and Peripherals: I bought some new headphones yesterday (Plantronics Audio 325 - basic headset with mic) to play with online gaming, however when I plug the headphone mic into the read mic input, there's nothing.You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I already tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Realtek HD Audio drivers numerous times, everytime getting different results.