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ypinvest   08-03-2008 at 07:58:39 AM

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I am running GA-EP43-DS3L motherboard with E8400 CPU and use onboard Realtek HD on Windows XP SP2. The audio works fine (both 2-speaker setup speakers and headphone) until I put the system in S3 standby. After coming out of standby I get the message "A jack has been unplugged" and the audio does not work until I reboot. I have all the latest patches/drivers. Any ideas on how to go about fixing it? Thank you

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Shadowthor   08-03-2008 at 08:42:00 AM
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i think there is an update for that on windows.

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sialex   06-12-2009 at 05:30:28 PM
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I have The same Problem with a GA-945-PLS3 Motherboard .
I Found another way instead of restarting Windows .
Removing Realtek HD Device and Microsoft UAA From Device manager ang Ask Windows to Search for a New Hardware installed !
I know that this is not the answer but a way to avoid restarting !!


Message edited by sialex on 06-12-2009 at 05:32:46 PM
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wuzy   06-13-2009 at 09:39:04 AM
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It's a known BIOS bug for motherboards with integrated Realtek HD audio. If you haven't updated you BIOS yet, do so.

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wmguy   06-22-2009 at 12:31:01 AM
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I struggled with the same problem and finally solved the problem by upgrading the driver for my PCI Wireless card. This seemed crazy, but the problem only reproduced for me if I went to standby while streaming video from the internet, so there could be a relationship there.

The catch is that AirLink didn't publish the new drivers, I had to go find them from the chipset manufacturer's website. I posted the details on my blog if anyone else finds them helpful.

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