- May 2, 2014
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Being new to setting up motherboards and cases, i setup a new case with my motherboard, and i plugged the 'HD Audio' female pin connector into the 'speaker' pins (Instead of the aafp pins which it should be in)
This worked for a long time. Until i tried to plug headphones into my case headphone jack, as soon as i plugged them in, my computer crashed, and turned off immediately, and i could smeel a burning sound that smelt like fried computer.
The computer still works fine, however the case and main (back) audio input don't work at all, however my monitor can still produce sound through HDMI.
So did i fry my onboard sound chip, or not. If i did, what can i do about it aside from buying a new motherboard?
[EDIT]
I also tried removing all my sound drivers and restarting. HD audio is enabled in my bios too. No avail.
This worked for a long time. Until i tried to plug headphones into my case headphone jack, as soon as i plugged them in, my computer crashed, and turned off immediately, and i could smeel a burning sound that smelt like fried computer.
The computer still works fine, however the case and main (back) audio input don't work at all, however my monitor can still produce sound through HDMI.
So did i fry my onboard sound chip, or not. If i did, what can i do about it aside from buying a new motherboard?
[EDIT]
I also tried removing all my sound drivers and restarting. HD audio is enabled in my bios too. No avail.
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