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• Minor problem with the New Installation of Windows 7 on my Inspiron E1705/9400 - two entries for "Base system device" under "Other devices" with yellow exclamation point

  Hello

  First of all, let me tell you about my system.   It is of a laptop Inspiron E1705/9400 with the Core 2 Duo T7400 processor clocked at 2.16 GHZ.   It has 2 GB of RAM and a hard drive on the Hitachi Travelstar nine 500 GB (7200 RPM).   It also has the GeForce Go 7900 GS video card.    Previously, it had Windows XP Professional (32 bit) and worked well.   But, I have three computers in my home and Home Office and would they work better together on my wired home network, so I'm upgrading all three to Windows 7.   My two desktops (a Dimension XPS 420 and the other Dimension XPS 430) seem like they will be no problem to upgrade to Windows 7.   But, this laptop was not on the list of Dell Windows 7 compatibility.   However, the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor that I have downloaded and run seemed to say that it was OK to do a clean install of Windows 7 32-bit and he had only a few minor issues, where it says search the drivers updated from the manufacturer.   Initially, the laptop came with a 100 GB hard drive.   For my use, which becomes very small, so I decided to get the exact same 7200 RPM drive 500 GB size.   This will allow me to do a clean install of the 32 bit Windows 7 OS on the new hard drive and not have to wipe the old disk to do so.   I can just keep the old HD and paste it back whenever I need to get something out of it.

  So, here's my minor problem.   After the transfer of some elements off the coast of the old hard drive, I installed the new 500 GB drive and installed a cleaning of the 32-bit version of Windows 7.    I'm happy to announce that I have not had virtually no problems with installation and everything seems to work fine.   He seems a little more zippy than before and I have not met so far that doesn't seem to work.   I went through most of features and almost everything is superb.   But there is a minor problem, showing in Device Manager.   At least, I think it's a minor problem, but maybe someone can give me feedback to know if she is or not.

  In the Device Manager list, there is a category called "other devices" now and the icon shows a little white circle with an exclamation mark.    When you expand this category, you see two identical entries that say "Base system device" and the icon has a yellow circle with an exclamation mark inside.     I know from experience that it is not a good thing to see items in the device manager that have a yellow circle with an exclamation point.   I clicked on both of them and neither one really tells you what the device is, or who did what is site you would go to a driver.    On the general tab, it has the following information:

  -Device type Other devices

  Reference of the manufacturer- Unknown

                       Location     -         Bus PCI 3, device 1, function 3

  
  

  Under device status, it says the following:

                         The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28)

  There is no driver selected for the item or a set of device information

  To find a driver for this device, click Update driver.

  Each of the entries seem to be almost the same thing... but not exactly.   The other has the location

  list PCI Bus 3, device 1, function 2... instead of function 1.   This seems to be the only difference.

  I tried the button to update the driver, but that doesn't seem to work.   No matter if you say it looks like your

  computer or to look for a new driver from the internet, it does not find anything.     As I said at the beginning,

  the system seems to work very well... but, given that I don't know what this device is or does, I might be missing something.

  He drives me crazy just have these yellow circles with exclamation point hanging out in my device manager.

  I could really use some help here.    Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Bryan Ray (Richmond, WILL)

  BTW, I just downloaded and installed the driver pack from this ftp location and it worked, even for Windows 8.1 - 64 bit.

  Thanks Steve!

  Roger

• [Inspiron E1705/9400] [SigmaTel] No work of audio headphones,

  Hello

  I'm sorry for the numerous typos :)

  I have an Inspiron 9400 with audio card SigmaTel. Unfortunately, it does not work. Speakers are not violated, and when I use headphones (with headphones), I can hear sounds. Windows has been reinstalled and installed the audio drivers from dell.com. But the speakers (Windows XP Home SP2), there is no sound.

  I made the diagnosis (F12 at startup) and speakers, there are sounds! I don't know what to do in this situation. Help, please.

  Greetings,

  Simon

  
  

• you try to run a program as administrator xp pro idk the password just bought computer is a dell inspiron e1705

  I bought an inspiron e1705 tent comp.dell opportunity to run a program he repeats to me I don't have permission and I do not know admin pass how do I fix this?

  If you speak the built in Administrator account, there is no password. Unless someone set up a.
  To join the built in Administrator account, you press CTRL-ALT-DEL twice to the administrator of the screen and type welcome and let the empty password field.

  Read MS on passwords policy: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-security/keeping-passwords-secure-microsoft-policy-on/39f56ef0-5d68-41ad-9daa-6e6019c25d37

• Jerky DVD on Inspiron E1705

  Hi, I have problems playing DVDs on my laptop. Its an Inspiron E1705 whenever I try to watch a DVD with Cyberlink powerDVD or Windows media player I get video choppy and sound. This is the second time that this has happened. I had fixed it before, dell accessed my remote computer and downloaded stuff and who not, and it worked fine. all my DVDs played smoothly. but this is no longer the case. I went on the drivers and downloads site and looked at everything that is recommended for my laptop, but I don't know which would fix my problem. I don't want to download anything, I don't have to. I tried to put my computer in DMA mode (or whatever it is) and its already there, so he did nothing. I also tried to tinker with the settings DVD cyberlink (the program I prefer to watch DVDs in), it helped some but not a lot. Help, please. Thank you

  
  

• Update video card for Inspiron E1705

  Hello, ladies and gentlemen, I have a question that was buzzing around my head somehow. Is it possible that I can improve my video card on my laptop which is Inspiron E1705?

  The specifications of the computer so far is:

  -Intel Core 2 Duo CPU

  -2 GB Ram @ 667 MHz PC-5300 DDR

  -ATI Mobility Radeo X 1400 256 MB

  I do this because its out of warranty now and its too expensive for me no more to buy more powerful laptop or desktop.

  After looking around forums, most of the answers is a big NO and he pushed me a little bit. If there is no chance whatsoever, whatever happened, I bought a defective Inspiron with graphics NVidia 512 mb inside and Exchange my E1705?

  I'm doing this because I'm a quite a player myself and using SolidWorks. The specification that I have is quite satisfiying, but as you know human never satisfy. So is it possible to change the graphics card from another laptop of Dell? If so, what laptop series Dell? If this isn't the case, please indicate why.

  Thanks for your time

  
  

• Upgrade POWER Inspiron 3847-10000bk

  I intend to upgrade 300w PSU from my desktop 3847 to an EVGA 650w PSU.  The latter is slightly longer, but I'm sure I can get to fit.  It also comes with many connectors, including the 24 pins and connectors 4 pin on my mb.

  I ran this by Dell technical support, who all say that improved POWER supply will cause problems for my mb.  Wherever any of them answer my question about why it would be, the answer is absurd and seems to be based on the belief that the higher power PSU will send too much power at the Mo and it burn.  Since the power go to the mb will rely on what attracts the MB, the size of the PSU, the explanation is not illogical.  Another employee of technical support, said the highest 'tension' would cause a problem.  Since the voltage for the rails on the power supplies is the same, it's not supposed.  The amps are what is different.

  Thus, 4 technical support people I do business with Dell, none of them really seem to understand even the basics of the issue and a couple of them referred even me to speak with the Sales Department of an answer, I tried and learned quickly that mine was a technical support issue.  It seems to fill their roles of area rather than real knowledge of customer service.

  Anyway, I know that Dell does not sell an upgrade of the power supply for my system, but this does not mean that I can't add a.  Does anyone know of something real, I left with a more powerful power supply technique?

  There is no problem as long as the power supply 150W on the 3.3v / 5v rails and at least 15 w on the 5VSB rail.  Corsair CS750M works, but CX750 does not work.  Antec Earthwatts 650W works, Antec True power 550W II.   EVGA NEX B 750, 1 does not have EVGA 750 G2 done.

  EVGA SUPER NOVA NEX B 750, 1 P/N: 110-B1-0750-VR

  

• INSPIRON E1705 video software

  I need help to find a driver for the Videocard to my system.

  CARD (CIRCUIT)..., GRAPHICS..., 256MB, M54, 9400, IMGA3

  The driver comes with my system reports a file is missing or damaged and the pilot of my profile of software on the Dell website says that my computer is not sufficient for resources.

  Thank you Dave price

  
  

• Inspiron e1705

  My aunt recently gave me this computer and it turns out it was a corrupted hard drive so I corrected and upgraded windows xp to windows 7 currently, I have the same 1 GB of ram (2 STICKS OF 512 MB each).

  I would like to upgrade to the limit of 7 Home premium 4 GB windows.  Is it always the same parameters depending on what kind of ram it must be.

  Thank you

  Matt

  Hi matt1680,

  Welcome to the community.

  Specification of RAM that can be upgraded to the system would be even regardless of the windows you want to install on the system.

  Here are the specs of your system's memory:

  1 GB memory module capacities

  Type of memory 1.8 V SODIMM DDR - II

  Supports DDR - II up to 667 MHz

  Minimum 256 MB memory

  2 GB maximum memory

  Also check the manual link, where you can find information on how you can replace the memory on the system:

  http://bit.LY/Smv0tH

  I hope I could meet your request today.

  Thanks and greetings
  Sandeep P
  #iworkfordell

• Message from fialure to the Inspiron E1705 Hrd drive

  I booted the laptop earlier and he gave me a security warning message as soon as I signed up telling me to contact DELL because the hard drive is faulty and save all files. When I started the backup he filled my filling before D drive and then stopped the backup. It is also said to inform DELL of my hard drive type A Sumsung HM160JI ATA Device Volume D:\; C:\

  That - does that mean and what should I do? I really am tired of talking to DELL support every 3 days lately on the keyboard, breaking the freezing DVD player and loosens in tray that's as well as all the other problems I have experienced lately. Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated.

  I use Windows Vista Home for an OS Version If that matters.

  
  

• CD/DVD drive Optiarc unit 5540 a for Inspiron E1705 does not

  My Optiarc unit 5540 a disc is not recognized by Vista.  When a CD or DVD is placed in the drive, it runs but does not read.

  In the Device Manager it shows this message:

  This device cannot start. (Code 10)

  Click on 'Search for solutions' to send data about this device to Microsoft and to see if there is a solution available.

  I tried to search for solutions and it indicates that the drive is up-to-date.  I tried to uninstall and reinstall but get the same messages.  I also went through the Dell troubleshooting and nothing fixed it.

  Any help or idea would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!

  
  

• Distortion of the screen, Inspiron E1705

  Hello

  I have a problem, for the last few months that acted in my screen upwards. It's a little hard to explain, so I apologize. The best way I can describe it, is that the screen has white lines going through it, as if the screen has been tearing? It will happen at random times, and when that happens, I see that the screen will darken. Then the distrotion do not recur, and the screen becomes lighter. It comes and goes out all the time, I downloaded the new drivers successfully a few days ago, but the problem is still intervene. For any info or suggestions would be great, thanks for the time!

  -Ender-

  
  

• Inspiron E1705 - cannot open volume in direct access

  I get a message during startup which reads "Checking file system on C.  Cannot open volume for direct access.  What does that mean?  How should I do?

  
  

• Operation of the Inspiron E1705 CD/DVD player

  Disc drive FUJITSU MHV2080BH does not not at all... doesn't show up on my computer and the drive does not open.  However, it is said that the drive works properly in the Device Manager, can anyone help?

  Thank you

  Nate

  
  

• Entry followed FAQ

  Dell sells its laptops having the possibility to follow Jack off. This means that you do not hear an audio signal via the mic or line-in jack, even though you can hear when back you the recording and record audio.

  On many older models, a change in the Windows registry will allow a monitoring and allows you to hear the audio in real time. On laptops with a modern version of Windows, simply use the listen tab.

  There are 7 different sets of instructions below, categorized by operating system, processor and audio drivers:

  1. models with Windows XP and an Audio of Sigmatel STAC 975 x chip

  2 models with Windows XP, Audio of Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD chip and a Sigmatel driver released before the 04/12/07

  3. models with Windows XP, Audio of Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD chip and a Sigmatel R171789 driver

  4. models with Windows Vista and Sigmatel STAC Audio chip 92xxHD
  5. models with Windows XP, an IDT Audio Chip and IDT pilot R213367 (5.10.0.6159) 92HDxx
  6. models with Windows XP, an IDT Audio Chip and IDT pilot R267815 (5.10.0.6274) 92HDxx

  7. tab "Listen" on newer models

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  Set of instructions 1 - for models with

  Windows XP and a chip Sigmatel Audio STAC97 & pilot

  This first set of instructions is only for these older models with the Sigmatel STAC97xx Windows XP audio chip:

  Inspiron 1100, 1150, 1200, 2200, 2600, 2650, 5100, 5150, 5160, 6000, 8500, 8600, 9100, 9200, 9300, 300 m, 500 m, 510 m, 600 m, 700 m, 710 m, XPS/XPS M170, XPS gen2 etc.

  Latitude D400, D410, D500, D505, D510, D600, D610, D800, D810 etc.

  Precision Mobile Workstations M20, M60, M70 or anyone with the Sigmatel STAC97xx and Windows XP chip.

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and then click OK to open the registry.

  2. at the top of the list, select my computer.

  3. on the Edit menu, select find.

  4 type "DisableMicFromPlayback" without the quotes and click "find next."

  5. turn DisableMicFromPlayback highlighted. Right-click on it and select Edit.

  6. Select 01, then change to 00. Click OK.

  7. Optional (but 8600 users should do this) find "EnablePoPBypass", and then set the value to 00.

  8. Optional (but 600 & 6000 should do this) find "DisableMicSelect", then set the value to 00.

  9. exit the registry and restart the computer.

  Next, configure system mixer:

  1. open the Volume control by right click on the speaker icon in the taskbar, or go to start/Control Panel / sound & Audio Devices Properties / Advanced (button).

  2. under the Options menu, select Properties.

  3. under "Show the following volume controls" check Microphone. Click OK.

  4. a microphone control appears in the Volume control. Make sure that the mute box is disabled.

  5. If your external audio source (a stereo or tv tuner etc that you have connected to the mic jack) is a way to control the volume level, put down the excessive volume of entry.

  (Thanks to dilleyo of forum member who have figured this out and jk79 who later clarified and he explained to me in terms I understand.) I put in this format step by step for those of us who are not familiar with editing the registry.) It's the direct path of registry to the key:

  Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\ControlSet001\Control\Class\ \0005\Settings {4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}.

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  Set of instructions 2 - for models with

  Windows XP, Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD Audio Chip and driver of pre-12/07

  All of the following instructions is only for these and similar models with the Sigmatel 92xxHD audio chip running Windows XP and using a Sigmatel XP driver that was released prior to 12/04/07:

  Inspiron B120, B130/1300, 6400/E1505, E1705/9400, E1405 / 640 m, XPS M140 / 630 m, 1420, 1520, 1720

  System D420, D520, Latitude D620, D820, etc. and others with Sigmatel 92xx HD and Windows XP chip. These instructions will not work with most of the models that have been published in 2008 and after, including the Latitude 6400 and 6500 and Studio models.

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and then click OK to open the registry.

  2. at the top of the list, select my computer.

  3. on the Edit menu, select find.

  4. Type "EnableInputMonitor" without the quotes, and then click "find next."

  5. turn the EnableInputMonitor highlighted. Right-click on it and select Edit.

  6. Select 00 then change to 01. Click OK.

  7. repeat "find next" (F3) several more times and keep changing the values until the "EnableInputMonitor" to come to the 01 are the correct value.

  8. find a key named "EnableIntSpkrMute" and change its value from 01 to 00.

  9. exit the registry and restart the computer.

  Next, configure system mixer:

  1. open the Volume control by right click on the speaker icon in the taskbar, or go to start/Control Panel / sound & Audio Devices Properties / Advanced (button).

  2. under the Options menu, select Properties.

  3. under "Show the following volume controls" check the input monitor. Click OK.

  4. make sure that the mute box is disabled. Unfortunately, the cursor froze in place and will not control the output volume.

  (Thanks to forum member emann15 and The Flea doing to understand this. I put in this format step by step for those of us who are not familiar with editing the registry). It's the direct path of registry to the key:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class\ \0005\Settings\filter\Rear {4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

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  Instruction Set 3 - for models with

  Windows XP and R171789 driver Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD Audio Chip

  04/12/07, Dell has released a driver Sigmatel XP featuring 'stereo mix', R171789 (5.10.0.5515, A11). The following models can use this driver, and in most cases have probably installed, because it is the current driver:

  Inspiron: 1501, 640 m / E1405, 9400/E1705, 1420, 1520, 1720, 1721, B120, 1300/B130, 6400/E1505
  Latitudes: XT, 120, 131, D420, D430, D520, D530, D531, D620. 630C, D631, D820, D830, D630
  Details: M65, M90 M2300, M4300 M6300
  Vostro: 1000, 1400, 1500, 1700
  XPS: M1730, M1210, M1330, M1710
  XPS/Inspiron M140 / 630 m

  It was reported that it also works on an Inspiron 1525 with a Sigmatel R180044 driver.

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and then click OK to open the registry.

  2. at the top of the list, select my computer.

  3. on the Edit menu, select find.

  4. Type "EnableInputMonitor" without the quotes, and then click "find next."

  5. turn the EnableInputMonitor highlighted. Right-click on it and select Edit.

  6. Select 00 then change to 01. Click OK.

  7. repeat "find next" (F3) several more times and keep changing the values until the "EnableInputMonitor" to come to the 01 are the correct value.

  8. find a key named "EnableIntSpkrMute" and change its value from 01 to 00.

  9 find a key named "DigitalInputMonitor" and change its value to 00.

  10. find a key named "RecMonitorMute" and change its value to 00.

  11 exit the registry and restart the computer.

  Next, configure system mixer:

  1. open the Volume control by right click on the speaker icon in the taskbar, or go to start/Control Panel / sound & Audio Devices Properties / Advanced (button).

  2. under the Options menu, select Properties.

  3. under "Show the following volume controls" check the input monitor. Click OK.

  4. make sure that the mute box is disabled. Unfortunately, the cursor froze in place and will not control the output volume.

  (Thanks to the Member from the Michael_J forum who posted this edition on 11-09-08).

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  Set of 4 instructions - for models with

  Windows Vista & Sigmatel STAC Audio chip 92xxHD

  This set of instructions is only for the models with the audio chip to Sigmatel 92xxHD running Vista (see above for partial list of models with chips 92xx). Not for models with Realtek or most of the IDT audio chips. These instructions are known to work with:

  Inspiron: 6400/E1505, E1705/9400 and 1525.

  (Also would work on Inspiron 1318 with 9228 Sigmatel audio chip and an IDT driver.)

  XPS: M1530

  SigmaTel Vista drivers: the instructions will work on most models that use a pre-2008 Sigmatel driver and also these new drivers:

  R171786 (6.10.0.5614, A03)

  R171788 (6.10.0.5614 A09)

  R190517 (v6.10.0.5866)

  R218148 (6.10.0.5866, A03)

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run.

  2. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and click OK to open the registry.

  3. using the + signs in the left pane, browse through the registry, in order to get to this place:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class\ \0000\Settings\filter\SpeakerHp {4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

  [Exception: an Inspiron 1525 should navigate to... \0007\Settings\filter\SpeakerHp]

  4. click on the key SpeakerHP to select. (Some systems seem to miss this key. In this case that 'Settings'.)

  5. in the right pane, right-click and select new > binary value.

  6. Type "EnableInputMonitor" without the quotes and press ENTER.

  7. right-click the new name, and then select 'change '.

  8. in the "Value data" box, adds the 0000 existing to make 0000-01-01, and then click OK.

  9. exit the registry and restart the computer.

  10. after reboot, activate the monitor to enter the Audio properties.

  (Right click on your speaker in tray program. Click playback devices. Right click on speakers/headphones, and then click Properties. Click the levels tab. Now, you will see a box saying monitor entry. Click on the image of the speaker to reactivate it.)

  (Thanks to forum member ethan_hines, fuzzy34, Chief moore and feathead to understand this. Thanks to Bob_Ebz and dgkpcon for additional information.)
   
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  Set statement 5 - for models with Windows XP AND

  IDT 92HDxx Driver R213367 (5.10.0.6159)

  These instructions are known to work with the Precision Mobile WorkStation M6400 with XP Pro SP3. They might also work with:

  Latitudes: E4200, E4300, E5400, E5500, E6400, E6400 ATG, E6500, XT2, Z600

  Dell Precision Mobile WorkStations: M2400, M4400

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run.

  2. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and click OK to open the registry.

  3. using the + signs in the left pane, browse through the registry, in order to get to this place:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class\ \0005\Settings\filter\rear {4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

  4. find a key named "EnableIntSpkrMute" and change its value from 01 to 00.

  5. find a key named "RecMonitorMute" and change its value to 00.

  6. for each of these values, use the F3 key to search instances more of them.

  7. click on the button "back" to select.

  8. in the right pane, right-click and select new > binary value.

  9. Type "DigitalInputMonitor" without the quotes and press ENTER.

  10. right click on the new name, and then select 'change '.

  11. in the "Value data" box, 01, the value, and then click OK.

  12. exit the registry and restart the computer.

  Thank you chikinz for forum member to find this and the provision of these instructions. Chikinz also made further changes in the folder "backward" which he is unsure of importance but could be a good idea to try:

  DisableLineInFromRender changed to 00

  DisableMicInFromRender changed to 00

  EnableInputMonitor changed to 01

  For each of these values, he used F3 to search for more.

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  Instruction set 6 - for models with Windows XP AND

  IDT 92HDxx Driver R267815 (5.10.0.6274, A11)

  These instructions are known to work with the Latitude E6410 with XP. They might also work with:

  Latitudes: E4200, E4300, E4310, E5400, E5410, E5500, E5510, E6400, E6400 ATG, E6400 XFR, E6410, E6410 ATG, E6500, E6510 XT2, XT2_XFR, Z600

  Dell Precision Mobile WorkStations: M4500

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run.

  2. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and click OK to open the registry.

  3. using the + signs in the left pane, browse through the registry, in order to get to this place:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class\ \0024\Settings\filter\rear {4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

  4. find a key named "EnableIntSpkrMute" and change its value from 01 to 00.

  5. click on the button "back" to select.

  6. in the right pane, right-click and select new > binary value.

  7. Type "DigitalInputMonitor" without the quotes and press ENTER.

  8. right click on the new name, and then select 'change '.

  9. in the "Value data" box, 01, the value, and then click OK.

  10. exit the registry and restart the computer.

  Forum member szabozo figured this out and shared these instructions.
  Note: szabozo tried with the new driver IDT R267823 (5.10.0.6281, A12), but it doesn't work with this driver.

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  Instruction Set 7 - Use the "Listen" tab in Windows 7 and 8

  Modern Windows operating systems have an integrated monitoring device and may not have the registry changes that are described above.

  Locate the audio (speaker) icon next to the clock in the taskbar.

  

  Right-click on the icon and then left-click on "recording devices".

  

  The recording of the sound Properties tab opens. Select your device in the list and then click "Properties".

  

  The next screen has several tabs at the top. Click the "Listen" tab put a check mark next to 'Listen to this device.

  Being of other settings you want and click 'Apply', then 'OK '.

  

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