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1. #GIGABYTE REALTEK HD AUDIO MANAGER FRONT PANEL DRIVER#
2. #GIGABYTE REALTEK HD AUDIO MANAGER FRONT PANEL 32 BIT#

But when I plugged the speaker cable back into the rear jack I had sound. 6., downloaded from Gigabyte.Īfter rebooting, and playing a new tune, I still had no sound from the front headphone jack.

#GIGABYTE REALTEK HD AUDIO MANAGER FRONT PANEL DRIVER#

Then I installed the latest Realtek HD Audio System Software Ver: R2.52, incorporating driver Ver. After rebooting and playing another track I got the speaker sound back from the rear jack but the front still didn't work. In an initial attempt to resolve the problem I uninstalled the Realtek drives through Control Panel/Programs & Features. The only tab available in the Audio Manager was the Digital Output tab. The Realtek HD Audio Manager wasn't recognizing the headphones plugged into the front or rear (green) jacks. To work out what was going on I went to the Realtek HD Audio Manager in Control Panel. I think I then returned the speaker cable back to the rear (green) jack and then discovered that I had lost the sound from the rear also. Firstly I played a music track in WMP and swapped the speaker cable from the rear jack to the front (green) jack, but I didn't get any audio out of the front jack. I normally have stereo speakers plugged into the rear (green) jack and they have been working fine up until today.įor first time today I tried to use the front audio out (green) jack (I bought a headphone/mic headset).

#GIGABYTE REALTEK HD AUDIO MANAGER FRONT PANEL 32 BIT#

I have a PC with a Gigabyte G31M-ES2C motherboard running Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit with the Realtek HD Audio Codec ALC883.