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The headphone / microphone input on the front of the computer is not working

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  • #1 12670823
    Yakers
    Level 17  
    Hello
    I have a desktop computer. But I have a problem, I have a socket for headphones and a microphone in the front of the computer, but when I connect the headphones with a microphone, they do not work (when I plug on the back, the headphones work). How to fix it?
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  • #2 12670842
    axyzx
    Level 14  
    I had the same thing myself. The reason is simple - not connected sockets. I did not remove this defect myself due to the computer warranty (to be able to connect the socket, you have to disassemble the computer, and this unfortunately breaks the seal and void the warranty).
    There is also a second possibility of no sound: incorrectly configuring the front panel output in the system settings.
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  • #3 12670925
    Yakers
    Level 17  
    I took off the left flap and everything is plugged in (including those sockets on the front), you could write me how to set the front panel in the system settings.
  • #4 12671056
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    Give a screenshot from each tab of this realtek mixer [?]
    And finally write what we are dealing with! Equipment list please!
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  • #5 12671392
    kari007
    Level 15  
    safbot1st wrote:
    Give a screenshot from each tab of this realtek mixer [?]

    Well, check in realtek if everything is ok. You should have options to control each of the audio channels, check there and when you have the hatch open, check if all the contacts are working well at the inputs. :-)
  • #6 12671478
    michał_bo
    Level 15  
    Common topic. When you installed Windows 7 / Vista (you did not specify it, but I suspect), the basic driver for the Audio card is often installed (in the device manager as "HD compatible audio device" or something like that).

    The solution is to install a dedicated driver. (If, of course, the described situation is correct).
  • #7 12671493
    Sprytny_Lis
    Level 25  
    check in bios, maybe you have the front panel turned off there
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  • #8 12673234
    Yakers
    Level 17  
    It's like this:
    I have win7
    The sound card is: RealtekALC882 / D / M @ Intel82801 GB ICH7
    Cables from these connectors are OK

    The headphone / microphone input on the front of the computer is not working
  • #9 12673273
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    Write to me, dear, how should fp jacks work if you have them dimmed in the mixer?
    Mix this mixer so that it is active, then check it.

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    Maybe you have disabled in the BIOS - as a friend advises - take a look there!
  • #10 12673418
    Yakers
    Level 17  
    Bios is pheonix, I was looking for but found nothing there: /
  • #11 12673429
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    The headphone / microphone input on the front of the computer is not working
    Click on that yellow folder seems to and tick off what is checked.

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    The green and pink circles on the right in the center should light up.
  • #12 12673561
    Sprytny_Lis
    Level 25  
    as safbot1st says in the yellow folder, activate the front panel and check if they will work, if not, either you have disconnected (maybe something does not connect) or in the bios it is turned off or changed
    for example, on Realtek97 which I also had such a case as I remember correctly on ECS Geforce 6100SM-M and it was necessary to switch to Realtek HD then the front started to work
  • #14 12673705
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    And how do you "turn on the detection" what happens?
  • #16 12673804
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    But you put a jack in the front panel then?
    Give screenshots of what you have under the advanced button set. devices.
  • #18 15341079
    Jachac
    Level 1  
    If you have a damaged microphone or headphones input, instead of disassembling the entire laptop, you can buy a USB adapter, I checked everything, I didn't have headphones, first one played, then none after time, it was cheaper than repairing it in the service, etc., I bought it :

    allegro.pl/adapter-usb-filtr-jack-mikrofon-glosniki-sluchawki-i5904455684.html

    possibly white is what you want:

    allegro.pl/adapter-usb-2-0-jack-mikrofon-glosniki-sluchawki-i5793485186.html
  • #19 15345731
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    @Yakers Try to enable "simultaneous playback".
    @Jachac Instead of setting the device correctly, according to You better ... buy new ...?
    Unless you have too much money ...
    According to me, as above:
    axyzx wrote:
    wrong configuration of the front panel output in the system settings

    Or "good old" bugs / not fully thought out solutions in the controls of Realtek.
  • #20 15539609
    Yakers
    Level 17  
    I don't have this computer anymore, I couldn't do it. I close
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a desktop computer's front headphone and microphone input not functioning, while the rear input works correctly. Users suggest several troubleshooting steps, including checking the physical connections of the front panel, configuring audio settings in the Realtek mixer, and ensuring the correct audio drivers are installed. Recommendations also include checking BIOS settings to ensure the front panel is enabled. If hardware issues persist, a USB audio adapter is proposed as a cost-effective alternative to repair.
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