2. Speakers "Not plugged in" whether or not the front or back panels have anything plugged in. 3. Realtek HD Audio 2nd output "Default device" 4. Realteck Digital Output "Ready" Entering BIOs has an option on this board to see the active I/O slots on the board, and even this option does not show the back panel Audio jacks being used, even when Hello how are you! I would like to know which audio driver you installed, which solved your problem. Could you tell me the driver version or, where did you download it from? I have a similar problem; my B450 Tomahawk Max ll motherboard has no audio, and the microphone doesn't work either. Please feel free to contact us with the channel below, we are happy to help. Hotline Talk to one of our service representatives to receive direct support. Web Ticket Ask a question. MyMSI App Explore endless possibilities with MyMSI. Where to buy Search an authorized dealer nearby. Service Location Check the service location nearby. Survey.
Got this sorted - couldn't have been easier. Decided to take the plunge despite not knowing if it worked and bought a PC specific 5.1 surround sound system; the Logitech Z506. On the rear for 6 channel audio it only had 3 standard 3.5mm audio jacks (which was a promising start since that was how I had surmised it must work with my motherboard).
RESET SW: 2-pin connector to connect the reset switch on the front panel. If the computer freezes and cannot be restarted normally, use this button to restart it. POWER LED (+/-): This is a 2-pin connector for the power status indicator on the front panel. This indicator light will illuminate when the power is on.

Yes you should select Realtek Digital Output to enable SPDIF output. Also, I recommend you to install the Realtek Audio Driver first, and run the FW update tool to fix potential audio playback problem via SPDIF. After all is done, restart your PC. Realtek audio driver v6.3.9600.2311.

Change the view by option on the top right to Large icons. Click on troubleshooting and click on the view all option on the left panel. Run the Hardware and devices troubleshooter. Follow the on screen instructions. Also try to enable & disable the Realtek high definition audio & check if the issue persists.
Red arrow saying nothing is plugged in. - Updating, and reinstalling realtek audio drivers. - Different headphones and speakers. - Updating the BIOS and all other drivers to current. - Turned the HD Audio on in BIOS. Not gonna lie, this one kinda has me stumped. I've seen plenty of computers with sound issues and usually they are fixed by one
I was struggling hard with installing the proper Realtek HD Audio Drivers on my MSI Z790 Carbon Wifi and the only thing that got the drivers to properly install and work as they should was uninstalling the "USB Composite" device started off the exact same as the device ID for "Realtek USB 2.0 Audio".
Go to sound options (my win is german, so it may just be something similiar to it), sound system options in the top right corner, select your speaker and go to properties. On the 'advanced' tab, there is some 'signal boost' option. disable it. That should do it. fl4regun • 4 yr. ago. Use Windows audio control dialogs. No updated driver, no realtek audio console, no nahimic. No problems. Limited functionality? Perhaps, but not that I notice. ie I can still set-up things like jack switching, audio effects, defaults, and so on. "Enhanced" control apps basically duplicate a lot of functionality that windows already provides. .
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