Headphone & Microphone volume too low !!
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Hai guys,..
My headphone volume is too low even at max volume settings..
Headphone : HS 320 (Creative).. tried with other 3-4 headphones.. all of them .. volume is too low !!
Windows 7 64bit ultimate.
Intel : DH55TC
Sound card : Realtek HD (latest version)
No problems with speaker volumes.. its loud and clear (5.1 creative t6160)
Iam asking here because i think its a problem with my motherboard ?!
Any help would be much appreciated.. !!
My headphone volume is too low even at max volume settings..
Headphone : HS 320 (Creative).. tried with other 3-4 headphones.. all of them .. volume is too low !!
Windows 7 64bit ultimate.
Intel : DH55TC
Sound card : Realtek HD (latest version)
No problems with speaker volumes.. its loud and clear (5.1 creative t6160)
Iam asking here because i think its a problem with my motherboard ?!
Any help would be much appreciated.. !!
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The soundcard thinks the headphones are actually a sound system, so it is outputting sound in a "line out" fashion, not headphones.
See if there is a dedicated plugin for headphones.
If there is no connector:
Check the Realtek driver software and tell it to configure the plug for "headphones", it should be able to do this automatically, but realtek is cheap, and it prolly doesn't....
See if there is a dedicated plugin for headphones.
If there is no connector:
Check the Realtek driver software and tell it to configure the plug for "headphones", it should be able to do this automatically, but realtek is cheap, and it prolly doesn't....
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I don't know exactly how to configure your realtek. It could be any one of millions of different combinations.
Go into the windows control panel > sound and check out the properties and start poking around in there. You are looking for something that is saying "line out" that can be changed to "headphones".
Go into the windows control panel > sound and check out the properties and start poking around in there. You are looking for something that is saying "line out" that can be changed to "headphones".
I don't have a solution to this, but I came here after getting the same problem. I got a new Samsung Series laptop with Realtek HD audio, and the speakers are AWESOME, but using the headphones always gives low volume. This was not the case on my old Dell Inspiron laptop. So it's not a problem with the headphones. I think the solution would lie in somehow getting a USB headphones which are independent from the soundcard or something.
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