Faulty Audio jack in ASUS MAXIMUS VII HERO

trance4life · Dec 14, 2017

Hi everyone !

i have a problem on the rear audio jack on my Asus motherboard, because i had a bad quality cable so i was unpluging/pluging the cable more often to work so i think i wided the input a bit,now when i move a bit my speakers cable the sound will go and i have a really bad time to make it work properly again.
I want to know if i can map other inputs such as blue black and yellow to do the same work as the green audio out , i know its for sound systems but...

Hope you help me because i can't replace or RMA my mobo.

alexoiu · Dec 14, 2017

Hi, Yes, try googling for realtek remap through regedit.

trance4life · Dec 14, 2017

Hi alexoiu

Unfortunately this didn't work for me , i tried everything and i'm under Windows 10. with Realtek ASUS SupremeFX :/

alexoiu · Dec 14, 2017

What about the front audio ports?

trance4life · Dec 14, 2017

I use them for headphones, and the rear is for my 2.1 speakers

alexoiu · Dec 14, 2017

Have you indeed tested the regedit option, or just considered it?

smorizio · Dec 14, 2017

are you sure it the port and not a broken wire in the other set of speakers?? do the head set work on the rear port?? if the port it dead look online for cheap asus sound card that has the front audio port.

trance4life · Dec 15, 2017

alexoiu Sorry for the delay , i did test the regedit option of course but when i reboot the changes will become as they were before , tried to assign a not used Pin to do its job as a line out but when i reboot it change to an another Binary Values. but maybe i was not 100% correct.

smorizio the speakers work fine but the port is widen due to my little abuse, now when i barely touch it the sound goes off , my Mobo has a great sound card that helps me a lot whith Mixing and producing music i cannot change it to a cheap one .

alexoiu · Dec 15, 2017

"alexoiu Sorry for the delay , i did test the regedit option of course but when i reboot the changes will become as they were before , tried to assign a not used Pin to do its job as a line out but when i reboot it change to an another Binary Values. but maybe i was not 100% correct."

No problem. Do you have a running application that might protect the registry and restore it?

trance4life · Dec 15, 2017

I have no idea about that , but i've read some have this remap not working when running or updating to windows 10 :/

alexoiu · Dec 15, 2017

Have you checked https://www.reaper-x.com/2012/02/13/how-to-remap-retasking-realtek-onboard-jacks-ports/ ?

trance4life · Dec 15, 2017

alexoiu yes i did as i said i remapped the "Pin17" = Side speakers (rear gray) to be "00 00 00 00" = Line-in , i followed the tutoriel and opened regedit and added PIN17 00 00 00 00 , but when i reboot this change , i tried to do "Pin15" = Rear speakers (rear black) but same thing it either chnage the value pr change the Pin number

alexoiu · Dec 15, 2017

An option would be an application loaded at startup, modifying the registry each time you reboot.
If ok for you, please let me know.

trance4life · Dec 15, 2017

I double checked and it reset itself each time i plug to a color to the original value ,could be that my mobo has separated canal so it cannot be mapped to other source?

alexoiu · Dec 15, 2017

Not sure. An option: a 3.5mm splitter https://images-eu.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/31K7ie%2B2SqL.jpg for using the front port for both headset and speakers.
Another option - a PCIe sound card.

trance4life · Dec 18, 2017

Thanks guys for trying to help! i appreciate it.

alexoiu · Dec 18, 2017

You're welcome.

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