Front Panel Audio Not Working (F.P. USB IS working)

Brody Wellmaker

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Merry Christmas!

Thanks in advance for your help -- I've scavenged the forums for a similar topic. Alas, no solution has come up. Which has resulted into this post.

I have a pair of speakers plugged into the back of my tower and they're fully functional. I'm wanting to plug my headphones into the front audio/recording jacks, however my computer is not picking up the hardware. I'm pretty sure everything is plugged in correctly, considering the USB ports are functioning on my front panel. I'm wanting to have my speakers used for music, gaming, etc. - but also have the option of having certain audio like Skype calls while I'm gaming, come through my headphones while other audio is coming through my speakers.

Here's some information that may help you out in the process of helping me!
OS Windows 8 Pro
System Manufacturer ASUStek
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 750 @ 2.67GHz
System type: 64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor

If any other information is needed - please let me know and I'll post with a reply ASAP.
Thanks again!
-Brody


 

jb6684

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Hmm, ALL audio will goto speakers AND to headphones. Can't really direct certain audio to front or rear.... (now that's with analog audio which is supplied to 3.5mm phono jacks...)

For your issue, are you using analog or digital (USB) headphones? (brand / model?)
 

Brody Wellmaker

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Motherboard: ASUSTeK P7P55 WS SUPERCOMPUTER
Case: ATX Cooler Master HAF 922 - High Air Flow Mid Tower Computer Case with USB 3.0 and All-Black Interior



Analog - I realize a simple solution would be to purchase a USB headset considering the USB front panel ports are working. However, I'm trying to save $ and use what I have if there's a simpler solution.
Logitech h150 Headset

Happy New Year!

 

Brody Wellmaker

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Upon further investigation (without having to completely dissect my CPU) I found this HD audio and AC ' 97 not jacked in. I assume this is the issue, however I'm not very computer savvy and don't know how to hook them up. I already tried just plugging the HD Audio into the four prongs and had no luck. Any suggestions? Here is a picture of what I found.