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• My microphone does not WORK!

  well recently ive just got on windows vista. I use to use windows xp, and as I have home premium now. My mic broke some time ago, but the sound was ok. I went to look for a new microphone and returned to find that it does not work! the microphone is now brand new, fresh out of the store. I'm looking around on the web, they say to activate sounds, but as when I press on the recording tab, it doesn't do anything. theres no microphone icon. I thought it was my microphone so I got another and yet here it will sound works but the microphone is not. Ive tested with speech recognition and does not work. pleas microsoft or one who helps!

  Sound Manager: realtek
  Headphones: Logitech

  PS: Ive looked updates and there is everything. for realtek

  Click with the right button on the speaker - click recording devices - highlight your micro - and then click Properties in the lower right.

  Or instead to highlight a few Double click the microphone there.

  You might also need to an Audio by a name Manager in Control Panel.

  The problem could be with the microphone.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• HP Pavilion x 360-P1F10UA #ABA: short Popping noise through headphones before playing them all the sounds (brand new HP 13-s128nr with Realtek)

  Hello

  I hear a sound of pop via helmet whenever I play music or even he plays Windows system sounds.

  The noise is short, it is as if once you plug in your headphones.

  I believe that it has something to do with power management, because it seems that the sound system goes offline when nothing is done and once it turns to play something it makes noise.

  I found similar questions that people have had to face, but none of the worked for me.

  For example:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-PC-sound-and-audio/HP-Pavilion-G6-2240sq-strange-sound-speaker...

  and

  http://Rog.ASUS.com/Forum/archive/index.php/t-35046.html?s=927083fd01c9f0ec873b7e9e8da8d47e.

  I did the online conversations with HP Media, but they were not able to find a solution. What they were doing was to uninstall/reinstall the drivers who did not work for me.

  In my view, that it is a software problem.

  I didn't expect that from HP, but I feel a little disappointed in my choice. I hope I can fix and not return.

  I would be grateful any suggesion.

  Thank you

  Bijan

  Hi, I have been looking for a solution to this problem and found that not using the Realtek HD Audio Manager/B & O stop audio popping. The problem with this driver is that it makes the card its close after 10-20 seconds of no audio output in order to save battery power and to our advantage, there is no way to disable this "feature". What you mean, its break-up, is similar to the helmet being handed over to since the restart of the sound card. I see that the audio is not as great after this fix. To do a choice so audio sacraficing a little quality to not burst or better audio quality and popping. I found these steps of the forums hp here, thanks to SteveCT99.

  1. Go to the Windows Device Manager > sound, video and game controllers section.
  2. In the list of the audio device drivers, look for Realtek High Definition Audio.
  3. Right-click and select disable. Down arrow on this driver, indicating it is disabled. (NOTE: at this point, you will not be able to play music files.)
  4. Right click and select Update driver software.
  5. Select Browse my computer for driver software.
  6. Select Let me pick from a list of drivers for devices on my computer.
  7. You should see a window that says Select the driver to install for this hardware device. NOTE: If you see a window that says something like This is the best driver for this device, close the window and repeat steps 4, 5 and 6.
  8. In the scheme box, select Audio device high definition (this is the device driver audio substitute) and click Next.
  9. In the Update driver warning window, click Yes. You should see a confirmation with thehigh definition Audio Device display window. Click on Close.
  10. In the list of drivers of audio device in the section audio, video and game controllers, you will notice that the high definition Audio device now displays instead ofHigh Definition Audio Realtek.
  11. When prompted to restart, click Yes

  I hope this helps!

• 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.

• Dell XPS 18, Windows 8.1 using fixed headphones hissing, update the driver Realtek!

  I solved my problem and I wanted to just document here in case someone else goes through this. Just got my new 'giant tablet to the search"Dell XPS 18 last week. He loved until I decided to use my Bose headphones to listen to SiriusXM. I bagged just about up to return the XPS when I hear a constant hissing sound coming through the headphones. So I tried to listen to something on Youtube, and even with the muted Youtube audio, I even heard a shrill whistle.  Naturally, when energy saving, kicking because none audio wasn't playing, everything went quiet, but the whistle came right back as soon as any sound played through the headphones.

  The ATTEMPT FAILED: as more irritable geeks, I did an uninstall driver full audio drivers. Then I downloaded the drivers from the Dell Support Web to ensure site I had later and did a reinstall with a few reboots. Not surprisingly, I always understood that annoying hissing static coming through the headphones. Then I found somewhere a mention to go to Realtek.

  SOLUTION: Go to the Realtek site (www.realtek.com.tw) > click on downloads in main menu > click on High Definition Audio Codecs (software) > accept the advice > download 64-bit Vista, Windows7, Windows8, Windows8.1 driver only. Version R2.73. I clicked and downloaded the link US2: 64bit_Win7_Win8_Win81_R273.exe (103MB). I then ran the installation program which required two reboots to install completely.

  ITS OWN PURE! The hiss is now gone when listening with headphones.  Moreover, the Dell Audio MAXX Audio Pro, which is delivered on the Dell XPS 18 works always. I don't know what hidden feature, I could have lost, but I consider that it is resolved.

  Hope this helps someone who decides to use the headset with the Dell XPS 18

  1 million thanks!

  Worked like a charm!

  "HIS OWN PURE! The hiss is now gone when listening with headphones. »

• I get no response headphone jack but pregnant are ok, I have the audio driver realtek and windows 7

  I have windows 7 with Manager realtek audio, the computer is Medion.

  I can play nusic etc. through speakers bur when I plug the headphones into the headphone it does not cancel the speakers there is a response in the helmet.

  I tried reseting on Realtek but cannot make any progress.

  can anyone help please.

  Hello

  1. don't you make changes to the system before the show?

  Set the headset as default playback device and check if it solves the problem.
  Follow these steps:
  a. right click on the volume icon in the taskbar and click playback devices.
  b. select headphones.
  c. click on set as default.
  d. click on apply and then click Ok.
   
  If the above did not help, try the steps mentioned in the link given below and check if this is useful:
  No sound in Windows.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/no-sound-in-Windows
  See also: Tips for solving common audio problems:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/tips-for-fixing-common-sound-problems
  Hope the helps of information provided.

• Need to separate the headphones of speakers on x 51 but does not open realtek, only audio alienware

  Basically, I need to open the Realtek program, but it seems to be more written by alienware audio because it is in my list of installed programs, however, when I try to open it, the only option I get is to uninstall it, after watching a few videos of how find and open the ect, it seems that the audio alienware is instead the realtek program.

  I am wanting to split the sound from my headphones and speakers as currently it comes out both when I want music on my speakers and Skype through my headphones. I know that realtek has an option for what you can do two different audio channels. Earlier when I plug my headphones, it records under involved as well and not a separate playback device. Audio Alienware does not have this option and as I said, Realtek won't open.

  If anyone knows how to get Realtek to open or has a work around fix I would be grateful, thanks in advance.

  It looks like your drivers are twisted. Others have reported similar problems. I don't have this machine. If you solve this problem and use your analogue headset, try uninstalling all audio drivers (and their audio control panels) and try to install the appropriate drivers. Maybe even leave the Windows driver load.

  But you know what would be the easiest?

  Buy a cheap USB for Skype headset. It will use the "sound card" in the headphones. In addition, it is digital for all.

  http://www.Amazon.com/Plantronics-GameCom-780-headset-surround/DP/B00B1KJK22/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1424380477&SR=8-1&keywords=Plantronics+gaming+USB

  or

  http://www.Amazon.com/Logitech-Clearchat-comfort-headset-black/DP/B000UXZQ42/ref=pd_sim_e_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=0J0H506KN8KF79G8NA4A

  EDITED: Oops, this other helmet was analog. These are the two digital USB with its built-in card circuits. Corrected message.

• HP laptop - 15-ay015nx: audio come from two headphones and speakers

  Hello

  When I plugin my headphones and play an audio then sound coming from headphones and speakers

  so please guide me how to solve this problem

  This problem arises when I reinstalled windows 10 on my laptop

  Thank you

  Hello

  Try the following.

  Depending on whether you have installed the update of Windows 10 birthday or not, download the installer of Realtek HD Audio relevant on the link below and save it in your downloads folder.

  Windows 10

  Windows 10 anniversary update

  When finished, press and hold the Windows key and press R

  In the run window, type devmgmt.msc and press to enter.

  In Device Manager, expand sound, video and game controllers.  Right click on the Realtek device and select uninstall - also, you should get a command prompt to delete the current driver, check the box allow this and then proceed to uninstall.

  When you are finished, download and reinstall the driver for Chipset on the following link.

  Windows 10

  Windows 10 anniversary update

  When the reinstallation of Chipset is finished, stop the laptop.

  Disconnect the power adapter and remove the battery.  Press and hold the Power button for 30 seconds.  Reinsert the battery and plug in the AC adapter.

  Robinet tap away at the key esc that you start the computer to launch the Start Menu, and then select f10 to open the bios menu.  Press f9 to load the default values (sometimes it is f5, but the menu below indicates the correct key), use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and press ENTER.  Press f10 to save the setting and still use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and press on enter.

  When windows has reloaded, open your download folder, right click on the installer of Realtek and select "Run as Administrator" to launch the installation.  Once this done, reboot the laptop and let windows load completely for a few minutes before checking.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Spectrum of HP x 360 13-4003dx: support site of problems with 3.5 mm headphone and mp3 playback and no driver on the HP.

  Problem started when I could hear sounds watching videos, for example, Netflix, but couldn't hear during playback of music, for example, MP3. As I was trying to shoot of boredom that I realized that I couldn't hear anything with the headphones plugged into the headphone jack 3.5 mm. Then I discovered that the hp support site has all the drivers for my model spectrum.

  I followed the instructions listed here... http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-spectre-13-4000-x360-convertible-PC/7527520/model/7791774/doc...

  but nothing has fixed the problem. To the best of my knowledge, I have all the latest drivers from Realtex and Intel. There is no driver option Microsoft High Definition Audio "generic" indicated in the list of drivers on my computer and I didn't understand how to get a.

  Can anyone help?

  @Jim0505

  Thanks for the reply,

  I did some research and found this link contains driver HD Audio Windows (generic), although this is not necessary if the drivers realtek audio have already been updated.

  If the helmet works on another device and still does not work on this computer, it is possible port is faulty.

  I would recommend that you get it repaired or replaced by HP support by phone:

  HP technical support are available by clicking on the following link:
  
  http://h22207.www2.HP.com/us-en/?openCLC=true
  
  (1) once the page opens, please select the country in which you are located. Then enter your model of HP on the right number.
  
  (2) then choose "Contact the Support" tab at the top and scroll to the bottom of the page "HP Support - contact" to fill out the form with your details.
  
  (3) Once finished, click the "Show Options" at the bottom right.
  
  (4) Finally, scroll to the bottom of the page and select "Get a phone number." A file number and telephone number will now fill for you.

• Portege A600-128 - no card detected WiFi and no sound through headphones

  Hello
  I recently encounter some problem with my portege a600-128. Not illustrated, wireless network adapters a so no wifi detection, more when using headphones, realtek HD audio software detects them being plugged, but no sound is not output - I was wondering if it is a problem with the software, or perhaps of a damage...

  Re: wifi, I tried to download the driver realtek_wlan_20100225.zip on the site, but nothing has changed. In fact, the single adapter in Device Manager is the adapter broadband toshiba f3507g mobile, and in network connections, I don't see this one. Try to "find the hardware changes" in Device Manager only managed the laptop to realize that my Alps pointing device (touchpad) is not installed (if she always worked and always made)-trying to install tpdrv-20081103180427. ZIP has not changed anything...

  Thanks for any help!

  Hey Buddy,

  Have you checked if the WiFi is enabled by using the FN + F8 key combination? If your laptop is a hardware WLAN switch, it must be defined on IT!
  In addition I recommend you load the default settings in the BIOS.

  On your sound problem, have you tried to update the audio driver?

• Satellite Pro C50 - A - speakers don't put muted when headphones are

  This morning my Satellite Pro C50-A-1E4 suddenly stopped, put Mute speakers when headphones are inserted. Previous messages solved this through a Realtek Control Panel that is not on my particular system.

  Hoping that the fix is easier just cannot find where to put the right parameters.

  Hello

  Usually when you connect earphones in sound properties > speakers of reading should be turned off and headphones must be listed as active.
  Just plug in the headphones and try to change these settings manually. Does not work properly when you do this?

• Equium A200 - problems with the CD/DVD-RW and Realtek HD driver

  I'm having some trouble with my Equium A200-1VO.

  First of all, I can't get the CD/DVD-RW to write any dics. The Player opens also from time to time.

  Secondl, I just downloaded and installed the latest driver Realtek HD audio, under the guidance of Toshiba, to see that when I plug my headphones the sound always comes out of my laptop speakers.

  Any help or thoughts?

  Thank you

  Now, he can be really problematic. If you use your own installation of the OS, no one can say with certainty what can be the problem. Each laptop manufacturer, including Toshiba, offer recovery image installation and in using the factory settings, everything should work well. These recovery images are tested and they offer all the hardware and software features.

  Maybe you should install Vista using recovery media supplied and check if all these problems are happening again. If yes then we can talk about the unusual and serious issues.

• Your comments coming from speakers, when I have my headphones plugged

  Hello

  I have a problem with my laptop Satellite Pro, Windows Vista computer, when I plug in my headphones and increase the sound of the laptop, this feedback is coming through the speakers on the laptop.

  How can I stop this?

  Thank you

  Andy

  > When I plug my headphones and increase the sound of the laptop, this feedback is coming through the speakers

  Do you mean just the feedback (echo) or a full sound?
  What Satellite Pro you have exactly and what system do you use?

  You have a Realtek sound card?

• Portege Z30-A-189: microphone does not work with the connected headphones

  Hello
  I have a Portege z30-a-189 ultrabook.
  Today, I wanted to use Skype with a headset for the first time and I noticed that when the headphones are connected, the internal microphone does not work.
  When I connect headphones that have the microphone, it works, but I want to use headphones that do not have microphone.
  I chcecked all in windows 10 sound settings.

  If you come on a site back, you will find the solution. (see my last post - realtek settings)
  https://Forum.Toshiba.EU/showthread...-in-headphones

• Tecra A3-151 - Realtek AC 97 no sound

  Bought a 'cleaned' Tecra A3-151 (from a reliable source, bought several wiped own laptops from them before with no problems) installed Windows XP on it for a particular use, but despite my efforts produced no sound.

  Everything indicates that the sound card works - volume icon showing on the taskbar, audio tracks showing that 'play' in media player but no sound through the speakers or headphones. All drivers are showing as properly installed and any drivers missing. I uninstalled and reinstalled, is taking the usual power and by removing battery and obvious controls on audio controls (mute etc.)

  I would like to get it operational and would be grateful for any help/suggestions.

  Thanks in advance :-)

  My A3 sound worked until I did a Windows reinstall. Used dirvers "realtek". Power led on the speaker is on a port audio disconnect/reconnect on the front of the A3 gives a crackle every time so to my way of thinking the sound side should work. Even tried an external sound card.

  As the sound was working upward until the reinstallation of Windows, well, I'm no techo by a long shot but he didn't gave me no pleasure that someone else has the same problem and I feel will be the same difficulty.