asus realtek hd audio manager no speakers

If you install Win 7 SP0 with the Realtek HD Audio disabled in bios, you will get an initial entry in dev man. If you have an enthusiast store nearby or a friend, you could let them try things, but at this point thats prob not an option on your radar. Sometimes stuff like this needs fresh eyes. Just buy some el cheapo - thats the only way you can rule out the chip/bios. I would be really curious to know if an add in PCI sound card works. I assume you dont want to try manaully associating the MP3 with WMP like i explained, already wrote it off? I would also try things with NO SSD loaded and the startup delay at 10 sec I guess you could try it out of the case with just barely enough pressure on HSF to keep it on and BIOS failsafe defaults To have it happen twice - 2 mobo, is really stretching things Lets just say you had a bad realtek chip, or bad I/O module mobo contacts The MS social technet forum will prob get you better answers - they really try. Sometimes starting a support 'ticket' gets a working answer Talking to ASUS support on phone is useless I wouldnt use WMP to test any sound prob, thats fer sure. So I use KMplayer, or GOM player with the black deluxe skin - both will play anything thrown at them, both are freeware. I download a lot of youtube music videos and my downloader does the converting (flv) to wmv or avi and they play video but no sound because they are not ORIGINAL wmv or avi. I tried to revert to WMP 11 after disabling WMP 12, but it wont let me.

I might also mention in passing that the WMP with Win 7 wont play files converted to AVI or WMV, whilst WMP 11 plays them fine. Have you tried running the cable to a stereo receiver tape input first then to speakers?Īre you using a Single 3.5mm minijack stereo connector to the green port only? I assume you are not getting any Windows sounds?Ĭould it be the ohms load your speakers presented to the green output? 4-8-16-32? You might wanna check out the other post and note my file association thingy carefully and the codec link.Īnd also note there the 'use this device' at bottom in speakers properties/general Set power options to 'performance' and put everything in advanced on max I am also using Win 7 SP1 dunno if that helps.

Make sure you have HD connector from fron panel to mobo, not AC97 to co-ordinate with bios front panel settings!! Make sure you do install RT HD drivers and set RT in bios to HD (NOT AC97) and same HD for front panel. Make sure the Realtek is 'this device is working properly', then make generic disabled. When you install Win 7 it creates its own MS sound entry (Hi Def Sound Dev) in Dev Man, then when you add the Realtek HD drivers, it adds that one.

Asus realtek hd audio manager no speakers