hello all..
I just got a new computer case, and it has an internal front panel audio header. I also got a new mobo a few months back (Asrock 970 extreme4), but I never used the front panel audio outlet on the main board until now, because my old case had no internal front panel audio header. my audio device is an on board Realtek HD audio, with the latest driver. and never had any issue with it before.
Now, When I connect a mic or a headphone to the front panel, the devices works, but I keep getting a task bar notification from (Realtek HD Audio Manager) that the are unplugged then plugged, and of course the audio disconnect during the second this happen, then it works for like a minute and then this happens again and again. I'm not sure if the issue with the NEW case or the NEW mainboard.
1. Anyone has an idea on whats causing this issue?
2. Is the front panel audio (from the audio plugs to the header) is just a wire extension, or it has some electronic components? I mean can I just multimeter it for a short or a cut, or it is more complicated?
thanks in advance.
I just got a new computer case, and it has an internal front panel audio header. I also got a new mobo a few months back (Asrock 970 extreme4), but I never used the front panel audio outlet on the main board until now, because my old case had no internal front panel audio header. my audio device is an on board Realtek HD audio, with the latest driver. and never had any issue with it before.
Now, When I connect a mic or a headphone to the front panel, the devices works, but I keep getting a task bar notification from (Realtek HD Audio Manager) that the are unplugged then plugged, and of course the audio disconnect during the second this happen, then it works for like a minute and then this happens again and again. I'm not sure if the issue with the NEW case or the NEW mainboard.
1. Anyone has an idea on whats causing this issue?
2. Is the front panel audio (from the audio plugs to the header) is just a wire extension, or it has some electronic components? I mean can I just multimeter it for a short or a cut, or it is more complicated?
thanks in advance.
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