Speakers not working, and not even showing under Playback Devices in Windows 8.1

Anshu1999

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Speakers not working, and not even showing under Playback Devices in Windows 8.1
ANSHU
Hey guys, I'm asking here as a last resort. I swear I've tried everything to get my speakers to work.

Here's my current issue:

My SPEAKER
aren't working through my computer. I have tested them through MP3 players, and my cell phone, and they work fine on those, but for whatever reason my onboard sound refuses to acknowledge that I even have speakers.

Here's my motherboard:
MSI H110 PRO VDHP
{AND YES THE NAME OF MOBO IS CORRECT U WON'T FIND ANY DETAIL ABOUT IT ONLINE ITS A SPECIAL MOBO ]
Here's a list of things that I have tried to fix them:
1. Ensure they're plugged into the correct port on the back
2. Make sure they have power.
3. I have uninstalled and reinstalled my realtek sound drivers multiple times with computer restarts to no avail.
4. I have even tried older drivers on realtek's webpage to see if they might work.
5. I even upgraded the drivers for my motherboard itself to see if it would help in any way; with no luck as well.
6. I tried a separate set of speakers (Logitech 5.1) and they did not work either. I confirmed these speakers worked on MP3 players and phones too.

The only thing showing under my Playback devices is: Realtek HDMI output, and it says it is plugged in.
No matter what Realtek Codec and sound driver I tried loading, Realtek HD Audio Manager would not show up on my computer.
Under device manager I have also tried to change the sound drivers manually, and I was still unable to fix it.



Here's some more computer details.

MS Windows 8.1PRO
64 Bit
G4560 Processor
8Gb Ram
GTX 1060

If you need any other details to help resolve this problem, please contact me as soon as you can and I will help!
Thanks so much everyone, I really appreciate it.
 
Solution
You didn't list your MB so I can only guess. You have to enter BIOS at start time (usually Del. F1 or F2 buttons) and find it in it. Most probably in Bios Features or something like that.