![]() The laptop has Realtek HD audio manager, and in my experience of this program on other desktops I've had, I was able to change what port does what. ![]() Choose your output device in the submenu of output soundĬ.My laptop had headphones plugged in because I was watching a film, but while I was in another room, my laptop was knocked onto the floor (around 1.5-2 ft drop) landing on the headphones jack, the wire is fine, but the ports completely broken, I can see cracks and its loose and everything ![]() right-click the audio icon in the right side of the system and select as shown below :ī. Q1: No audio output from Motherboard Audio I/O port?Ī1: Please confirm whether the correct output device was selected or not.Ī. Windows 10 OS Audio 2, 4, 5.1 or 7.1-channel configurationĬonnect headphone or 2-channel speakers to lime portĬonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to black port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to black port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to orange port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to black port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to orange port, connect side speaker to light blue port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to light blue port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to light blue port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to pink port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to light blue port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to pink port, connect side speaker to front panel audio headphone port of computer case,ģ-1: click Windows startup menu ,click itemģ-2:click speakers in Realtek Audio Control APPģ-3:Select the channel in the submenu of speakers ![]() Audio I/O connections setting and Audio 2, 4, 5.1 or 7.1-channel configurationģ. ![]()
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