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• Reference Audio Dell - will automatically switch on the headphones when you plug them.

  XPS 9350 - 10 Windows

  Can I do Audio Dell (or something) automatically route the sounds of my helmet when I plug them?  I saw no option in the Audio from Dell menu to toggle this option.

  I do a bit of work to the library of my school, which means I have to be quiet.

  The problem is that when I plug my headphones, I have to wait for Dell Audio for pop - up and then I have to confirm my selection of "headphones with microphone" above all sound will go to them.  Then only will be moving to my helmet.  While I do this, my computer starts hanging and beep all the recent notifications for anyone nearby to hear, until I do the confirmation.

  To make things worse, if I plug my headphones on the Windows lock screen, and then log in, Dell Audio pop up just never came up. However, I still give it Windows notification Center make me notice, but it is non-interactive.  Then I have to unplug the headphones, expect that all of the alerts saying I have disconnected something go, then plug the new.  If I wait more for alerts clear selection Windows Audio Dell don't is not loading.  Once again, beeps and dings are once I have connect and do all this.

  Of course, it's just as much I na not mute until I closed the lid, the last time that I used it.

  SOLUTION: the context menu is not clear.

  If you check the option at the bottom telling not to appear whenever something is plugged in, it will automate just about whether you connect (at least I can assure you that for "headphones with microphone").

  The way that the radio button is made, simply looks like it's supposed to just disable the pop up and nothing more.

• Software Audio Dell Inspiron 3542, Windows 10 problem,

  Hey there! I had recently the problem to the software audio Dell stop - this is to show the levels of the bass and tone and other things like that, and I also noticed that the sound quality became worse too.

  You can see the empty space that the levels were in it once

  I will be very happy if someonr will help me solve this problem! Thank you

  

  The latest Realtek audio driver for the Inspiron with Windows 10 3542 is this one. Follow the instructions under "Installation Instructions". Let me know if installing it does not solve the issue.

  You can see all the drivers for Dell just introduced for your model in the page html Inspiron 3542. In the column 'Operating system', which are WT is for Windows 10. Those marked with a WB are for Windows 8.1. Those for XP, Vista and Win7 is clearly identified as such.

  There is also the page Inspiron 3542 product supports, which has links to all the same drivers, but if you don't know how to navigate the support pages it can be difficult to find what you are looking for.

• Audio Dell by MAXX does not work with external soun card

  Hi, I use my Dell Inspiron 15 7537 with Win 8.1
  I plug in external audio interface / sound card Focusrite Scarlett 2i4.
  I installed the drivers and all the inputs/outputs work fine when they are defined in the Windows Audio Manager.
  But in the application Dell Audio (supplied with Windows), I can not change any settings, Sound does not change. (Looks like the settings to change the internal souncard output, but not outside :()
  I love this app Audio Dell with EQ etc. But can I use it with my external USB sound card?

  Thank you!
  David of the Czech rep.

  Duvik

  But can I use it with my external USB sound card?

  Hello David. The answer is no. WavesMaxx is a software that is supplied with the audio driver from Realtek and works only with the Realtek audio hardware on the motherboard.

• IDT high definition codec audio dell latitude D520

  I recently registered as a result of utilities systems Winzip & found that I lost my sound and I was to find that the new hardware wizard wants to install diver for IDT High Definition Audio CODEC. Read the previous questions, I have concluded that Winzip had deleted the Sigmatel audio driver & found this is the case of the audit.
  I have restored the driver but still have no sound.  I realize that I probably needed to remove the Codec IDT: D Audio but can't find it in Add/Remove Programs Windows, high definition Audio Driver package - KB835221.

  I also see that in my programs folder there is a program for IDT: D A Codec.

  I am no expert on computers, but please can someone help me with what to do next because I am very wary of just delete things. (if possible in simple English is a minimum of "computer language).

  Chris Nicoll

  You probably have the wrong Audio driver installed. Click on the link below for the correct driver for your system.

  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/04/product/latitude-D520

  If you prefer to use your service tag # to search for drivers, click on the link below.

  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/04/DriversHome/ShowProductSelector?FKEY=Drivers_PS

  BTW, you don't buy any utility driver update to update your drivers for you. Identify your manufacturer or the motherboard manufacturer, access it its support page to get the last available device driver.

  This is a good program to help you make that identification of the installed equipment.

  SPECCY. (Free version)

  http://www.Piriform.com/Speccy

  Install speccy and when you launch it, it will scan your system and provide a list of all installed devices.

• I recently had to re - install Windows XP on my computer and lost all my stored programs. Now my speakers do not work. The control panel says no audio device. What should I do to recover my audio? None

  My audio does not work. It worked before I re-install Windows XP. What should I do? I'm supposed to have an audio installation disc? I'm new on the technical aspect of computers, so I know only the basics?

  Using the Device Manager is a good way to get the drivers, but if you do a clean install on a computer or laptop, you must download the supplied drivers initially installed on the computer or laptop to the manufacturer. that is, if you have a Dell, then go to the Dell website.
  the site Web of HP/Compaq
  the Site of Asus
  Acer site
  Alienware website (Now owned by Dell)
  eMachines Web site
  IBM Web site
  Sony Web site
  Toshiba Web site

  Have I no all the em? Anyway, if you have a driver supplied with the computer disc, use this cuz he'll have original manufacturer drivers and the software that you get on the website anyway.
  Also, if it's a Dell, you would like to have a look and print their Instructions on how to install the drivers, Dell cuz drivers must be installed in a specific order.
  Good luck.

• Lack of Audio Dell

  I've updated my audio driver for a newer version. After restarting dell audio feature is missing in the control panel. without it, I have a lot of problems while plugging my headphones and microphone on a taken single 3.5 mm. my computer model is running windows 10pro dell inspiron 5547 1511 with audio driver, driver realtek high definition audio (6.0.1.7541). Someone help me?

  Simo kettani

  I've updated my audio driver for a newer version.

  Try to roll back the driver to the version that worked correctly.

  1. open Device Manager (found in the Control Panel, or type devmgmt.msc in the search box).
  2. expand the section 'Sound, video & game controllers.
  3. right click on "Realtek High Definition" Audio.
  4. click on "Properties".
  5. click on the tab 'pilot' above.
  6. click on the button "restore the driver.

  Who should get the version that worked, unless its files have been deleted from the hard drive.

  Simo kettani

  my computer model is dell inspiron 5547

  Simo kettani

  pilot (6.0.1.7541)

  Go to the Inspiron 5547 html page to see the drivers of Dell has made available for your laptop. Scroll to the Audio category. 6.0.1.7541 is not one of them, so maybe it's an incorrect driver for your model. The only way to Win10 in the list is 6.0.1.7525. (Who is "WB" is for Win8.1).

• Problem with my Audio (DELL Inspiron 15 3521)

  Respected by all, I buy all new Dell Inspiron 15 3521 laptop 2 months ago. It was working great. A few days ago, the "Windows updates installed". and then I am facing problem in my Audio. When I start my laptop, within 5 minutes the sound stop working without giving me any message. When I disable Audio and activate again "Device Manager", he began to work, and then it works until the computer is turned off again. When I shut down my laptop and restart. the same problem occurs. I re - install Audio driver, but the problem persists. Please help me in this regard.

  Thank you

  There was a recent update of Windows that causes havoc widespread with audio. I suggest you try the solutions for this first before trying other things. Here are the 2 solutions the members of the forum have reported so far.

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  1ST SOLUTION POSSIBLE
  Countiss Forum member wrote that it is because of Microsoft...

  "KB2962407 update, stipulating that she fixed"Shortcut autonomy when an inactive audio device is not turned off on a computer running Windows". ".
  You don't have to do a restore of the system to get rid of updates; easier to go to Windows Update, view update history. On the top of this screen, click installed updates. "Then comes the with button the update you want to uninstall."

  =============================================================================

  2ND SOLUTION POSSIBLE
  Natakuc4 forum Member says update to Windows 8.1 will fix it. He wrote:

  "Ii you still on Windows 8.0." You should switch from 8.0 to 8.1 Windows Windows. See the instructions here:
  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/download-Microsoft-Windows-and-Office/Download-Microsoft-Windows/upgrading-to-Windows-8-1-from-Windows-8-0-via-the-Microsoft-store/
  Uninstall the audio and video drivers before the update. After the update, uninstall the network drivers and chipset and get drivers Windows 8.1 (WB64A).. »

  You can get the drivers that he mentions, either from the support page for your model once you select 8.1 as the operating system in the area of selection, or you can get the Dell ftp server, where they are named 'WB64A' and 'WB32A', which means 8.1 64 bit and 32 bit.

• Problem of choppy / skipping audio Dell Inspiron 1720

  Hello

  I have a Dell Inspiron 1720 and any time I try to play mp3 with Media Monkey or even Windows Media player, I get a jerky sound or jump slightly.  I looked into the Task Manager and my CPU usage and the memory never get more than 45%.  I have Windows Vista installed.  Could be the problem?  I think that the audio device is SigmaTel.  When I do a search for new audio drivers, it says that they are all to date.  Help, please!  I'm at my wits end here!

  Thank you!

  
  

• Quality Inspiron Audio Dell?

  Hello

  do you know how is the audio quality of Dell Inspiron comparing to other manufaturers? I used to work with Lenovo T520 + helmet hi-end, sound was good. Now I use the same headset hi-end with brand new Dell Inspiron, and the sound it produces is not satisfactory. I downloaded the latest audio driver from Dell and still is not good. By bad I mean that you can not make a difference between not expensive and headphone hi-end when the Inspiron. Serial number is maintain the label removed by privacy policy >

  Perhaps it would be Inspiron comes with his crappy card and there is no point wasting audio drivers update time. If this is the case, please let me know without hesitation.

  Hi Lidoopus,

  I checked the configuration of the system; your laptop has Maxx 4 Audio which can be used to enhance the audio effects. You can configure the audio settings according to your taste.

  This system is also the audio embedded with skull candy speakers and subwoofer.

• How to get a cleaner audio (Dell M6300)?

  I have a dell M6300 I want to use for gigging jazz. I run Band-in-a-box and also some materials taken from wma lossless. In my home studio, I use BIAB to backings, with some audio recorded and added through Ableton live. I unload the finished tracks and identifies upward with Windows media player.

  I tried to use a Behringer UCA202:

  http://www.dolphinmusic.co.UK/page/shop/flypage/product_id/8522

  for the sound signal both a decent amp combo Marshal and also a much amp separated largest with 600w speakers. On both systems, there's a snap low residual level that seems to be related to the activity of the CPU.

  Thinking maybe the Behringer unit was at fault, I just bought a M-audio USB accelerated training:

  http://www.soundslive.co.UK/product.asp?ID=3773

  This gives exactly the same problem!

  I'm doing something wrong? Why is the output of these devices not cleaner? Anyone have any idea how to get the cleanest result?

  There's an outpt of tos-link (spdiff) on the Behringer device, which I tried to connect to a hi-fi system. That does not give a clean result. For gigging power amps don't usually have a spdif input. I could blow another 60 quid on a digital-to-analog gizmo to go in the power amp but its becoming of the rats nest and seems a way ott to do.

  Can someone enlighten me on the best way to get an output very clean sound of this portable expensive top-of-line? So far I am not impressed in this respect (although he flies for my graphics work)

  Thank you

  John.

  (published music digital forum)

  
  

• Garbled Audio using Reltek HD Audio DELL Optiplex 980

  I have audio grabled during playback of music on my computer. I hear videos youtube with no music very well, but when I play music, not good.

  I have to caveat that I don't have administrator privileges and want a solution without having to go through the it Department. If anyone can help?
  Thank you
  Mark
  Realtek HD Audio Driver Version: 5.10.0.5645

  Hello

  1. is the issue limited to watching videos online?

  2 have you made changes on the computer before this problem?

  This problem may occur because of the corruption of driver or settings.

  Refer to the steps in the following Microsoft article and check if that helps.

  How to troubleshoot sound problems in Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307918/en-gb

  No sound in Windows: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows/no-sound-help#no-sound=windows-xp&v1h=win8tab1&v2h=win7tab1&v3h=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

  Hope that the information provided is useful.

• No audio Dell Inspiron

  I run the 32-bit diagnostic test and found nothing.  The drivers are up to date.  The sound comes to leave one day, and I don't remember installing any software. Headphones are also not workking.  Yet once the diagnosis has worked.  I heard the song.

  Can you suggest something for me to try?

  Cheryl

  cfair

  Can you suggest something for me to try?

  > Try using Windows system restore. (Type system restore in her start > Search box and press the Enter key) Select a restore point dated to before when the problem started.

  > Re install the audio driver. Go to the Inspiron model selection page and follow the links to the page of the driver for your model. Don't forget to select your operating system before downloading the driver. Expand the Audio category to find your audio driver.

  If you need more help, please provide the name of full model of your laptop - there are dozens of different Inspiron models - and the operating system you are using.

• I hear the music/audio backround, but not people talk. Advice?

  The problem affects not iTunes, music and others. However, if I try to watch movies or listen to the radio, I don't hear people talk.

  No guarantee... but installing an AC3 Filter can be
  worth a try:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  AC3 Filter
  http://AC3Filter.NET/projects/AC3Filter/releases
  (tests - AC3Filter 1.63 full b)

  Good luck...

• Headphone Jack, not to let the two devices at the same time - work Realtek problem - Dell Audio is unusable

  A copy of my post TomsHardware, where no one was trying to help:

  "To begin with, no thread any where online have solved my problem. My problem in the simplest possible terms:

  -J' bought a Razer right headphone, it does not work when it is connected.

  -J' spent the next 4 hours of downloading, re - download, install, uninstall and reinstall the Realtek drivers, because everybody says I had allow a setting or a related subcontractors as struggling separate devices or something, and I do not have the Realtek HD GUI; at least, I don't think so...

  - Then I discovered that Dell has decided to replace GUI from Realtek with "Dell Audio", which had two options, one of them being that it should even display settings or not.

  -J' took a few steps in Dell Community site and spent the Realtek driver with the Microsoft driver, and that got the headset to work.

  -My headset works fine, but the microphone is not yet detected.

  What I have relevance: right Razer headphones + microphone detachable; Dell Inspiron 15 w / only, audio unified; each unique Realtek and Microsoft audio driver compatible with Windows 8.1.

  What I don't have: the Realtek audio Manager.

  What I wish I had not: Audio from Dell.

  Someone please help me on this, because I have just fired over $100 for it, and I intend to use it for professional players and podcasting; no microphone is not cut it.

  Sorry if I look really angry at the moment, but I think we've all been there...

  Thank you. »

  The main issue: there is a definition of Realtek Audio Dell only exists to ban, I need to change that. I need to configure it to allow two different devices to use in the same decision, and Audio Dell replaced Realtek GUI with its own, which is pretty... Pretty useless. The two parameters, as there, one of them is "Show advanced settings", so congratulations to anyone who decided to do this monstrosity.

  EveryNameWasTaken

  Every post that I found online said that the Realtek HD GUI is the way to go

  Since you can't have the DD Realtek Audio Manager in a Dell, one wonders how they determined it was the answer.

  EveryNameWasTaken

  I just need a way to access

  My question is how to get all these other people. I think that probably they were not talking Dell laptops and their solution applies to some other manufacturers products.

  EveryNameWasTaken

  Please provide another way to separate input devices that are entered into the same outlet

  A headset devices are already separated in the properties. A helmet is an input device, microphone, which can be set as the default device in the properties (Control Panel > sound > recording tab > micro). It is for the internal microphone until an external microphone is connected. The other part of the headset, the headset is governed by sounds > playback > speakers. Who controls the speakers until the headphones or external speakers are connected.

  EveryNameWasTaken

  Inspiron 15 3542

  Thank you. I wanted to know because a couple of the Realtek drivers have a problem with the headphones or the part headphones headphones. Headphones are recognized by their impedance detection and I think that some of the drivers have their settings come down a little, or too narrow. None of the Realtek for the Inspiron 3542 versions are known to be bad for me, but if you get audio in the headphones using the native driver but not as the pass of the Realtek driver then I feel that the fault is with the Realtek driver. You can see all the drivers that comes from Dell for your model in the Inspiron 15 3542 html page. There is audio for Win7, 8.1 and 10 pilots. "WB" means 8.1 and 'WT' 10. I think that there are 2 of each. Try the two for any operating system you have. (If you have10 which, in itself, could be the problem - other people have said they have started the headphone problems when they installed 10) You should not try to install an older version of the driver on a newer version. First remove the newest one in the control panel.

  EveryNameWasTaken

  It befuddles me that Dell would give us a different GUI that has so few options

  I don't know if Dell Realtek & made that choice for technical reasons or something. I think that some of the laptops did not have the Realtek Manager when Dell has started using Realtek as a supplier, but that changed. Of course no one is happy to have fewer options, but yours is the first post, I've seen that reported to the mic. Many other posters have been unhappy, because Dell's Audio Manager does not provide a way to separately control the volume of the headset which is a problem because they can be much too strong, but the real Realtek Manager has an option to display ' phones as a separate device from the speakers.

  EveryNameWasTaken

  I did not buy a $100 laptop, I bought the headphones for $100

  I thought that you had purchased a used laptop. Some of the older 15 Inspiron are probably pretty cheap now.

  EveryNameWasTaken

  -A system restore will not change anything

  I run a retrieval system to remove windows or configuration problems, but that's just me.

  EveryNameWasTaken

  decision does not have a headphone and microphone with any device I checked

  If the plug does not work with any headphone it either because of the Realtek driver fails detecting the defective hardware or it. You should report to technical support if you have an extended warranty.

  EveryNameWasTaken

  "and I used an adapter USB jack to try my usual Microsoft LifeChat headset).

  Is an adapter USB jack of the same thing that the USB input audio in my previous screenshot? A usb plug avoids the problems of the Realtek combo decision-making because the USB does not use Realtek hardware or driver from Realtek. Headset LifeChat know either, but if they are a usb headset while they should work. USB audio devices are as separate sound cards - each device contains its own audio codec, even the small usb Jack. If a device usb audio does not work, it has nothing to do with the hardware, driver or Realtek Manager.

  EveryNameWasTaken

  Another laptop, an HP G62 old without a grip combo under Windows 7 Ultimate, could run them all very well

  You me lost there. The headphones you have tried in the Inspiron have a single plug for a headset jack (4 segments - TAKING), that looks like this?

  

  and you connected to a microphone jack on a laptop with the separate mic Sockets & normal headset?

  EveryNameWasTaken

  each response that I get from either Razer themselves or now these forums was condescending.

  Your two posts today have assumptions that make it difficult to formulate a convincing answer, but I I don't think I'm condescending. I try to avoid the annoyances that we see in so many forums. However, they are your feelings and you have a right to them.

  When I said to forget taking combo, I wasn't brushing off the problem, while recognizing that these mic combo jack issues are difficult, in large part because we can't use the native driver to test the Realtek driver, so we can't easily determine if it is a driver or a hardware problem. It is much simpler to use usb audio, but as I said I don't know what are the special features are required for your purposes of pod casting.