- Oct 6, 2013
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So i have an Asus Maximus V extreme (Regret that decision) and im using the onboard audio chip, its a Realtek chip and it has been working fine (4 months) until now.
I wanted to play music from my music player/cd changer and set up one speaker that was connected to my computer to the music player i have. I just put both the computer speaker wires and music player wires into one speaker and i played my music fine.
When i came back to my pc and plugged in my 3.5mm headphones to the front port realtek didnt alert me that it was plugged in so i investigated and found that it didnt even detect the 3.5mm plug. I then tried the rear panel where my speakers that i used with the music player were plugged into and the rear panel didnt detect it becoming unplugged then plugged back in.
I have uninstalled the drivers, checked the bios, and various other audio ports on the I/O panel but the I/O panel on the front and rear are still not recognizing any 3.5mm plug.
I fear that i may have blown the rear I/O panel due to the electricity going into the speakers from the music player, but that wouldnt explain why my front panel isnt working either....
I wanted to play music from my music player/cd changer and set up one speaker that was connected to my computer to the music player i have. I just put both the computer speaker wires and music player wires into one speaker and i played my music fine.
When i came back to my pc and plugged in my 3.5mm headphones to the front port realtek didnt alert me that it was plugged in so i investigated and found that it didnt even detect the 3.5mm plug. I then tried the rear panel where my speakers that i used with the music player were plugged into and the rear panel didnt detect it becoming unplugged then plugged back in.
I have uninstalled the drivers, checked the bios, and various other audio ports on the I/O panel but the I/O panel on the front and rear are still not recognizing any 3.5mm plug.
I fear that i may have blown the rear I/O panel due to the electricity going into the speakers from the music player, but that wouldnt explain why my front panel isnt working either....
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