Win 7 help · DIGIT-ARC

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Ok guys,
I have shifted from Win XP to Win 7.
In XP when i plug the earphones to the comp i did not have to change any setting's to make the comp switch default sound settings to earphones

In 7 i have to go to control panel->sound and settings and change the default
IS there any way the comp can change the default to earphones ( like how it was in XP ) when i plug it in? Instead of going through Control Panel and all....
Please help....... :sad:

I also have come across this issue twice and both the times with new PCs. Connecting headphones/earphones in the front panel doesn't detect them when front panel jack detection is enabled. You need to disable them to get your headphones/earphones working directly. Don't know if this issue stems from the cabinets I'm using or a fallacy of the Realtec chipset.

theres an auto detect feature imo.but the front panel gives problems frequently.anyways i dont think or know about any solution for that as yet.

fallacy of the Realtec chipset.

very much the same possibilty

debsuvra said:
I also have come across this issue twice and both the times with new PCs. Connecting headphones/earphones in the front panel doesn't detect them when front panel jack detection is enabled. You need to disable them to get your headphones/earphones working directly. Don't know if this issue stems from the cabinets I'm using or a fallacy of the Realtec chipset.

Just re-do the front panel sound connectors to the motherboard. Follow the motherboard manual schematic closely.

asigh said:
Just re-do the front panel sound connectors to the motherboard. Follow the motherboard manual schematic closely.

There would not be any sound coming if I did it wrong.

just re-do the front panel sound connectors to the motherboard.

that wont work either.theres some problem in the realtek audio drivers.

get the latest MoBo and audio drivers...

rkneo11 said:
get the latest MoBo and audio drivers...

It didn't help either.

As a matter of fact, there is nothing called motherboard drivers. A Motherboard has a lot of different chipsets for LAN/Sound/IGP/Northbridge/Southbridge etc and you need proper drivers for all of them. Basically Windows provides basic drivers for all of them but sometimes specific drivers from vendors are also available.

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Thanks guys

but I'm trying these stuff.......still no luck........help?

r u using realtek audio manager

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i think there is no problem like that with windows xp

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Download the updated sound driver for Windows 7 and install it... this will solve the problem.

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