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If present, then click on Realtek Audio driver and, in the pop-up window, check the Device status. To do that, Open Device Manager, click on Sound, video and game controllers, and see if the Realtek driver is still listed. Now, you need to check if the Realtek driver is working properly. Device Manager can find the right device driver automatically.

#WINDOWS 7 REALTEK DRIVERS NOT WORKING INSTALL#

Sorry for the novel, but it's a tad bit confusing as to what driver I should be looking for.Ĭould anybody link me to a driver that might work?Īs a word of caution, you should not install device drivers manually, until you have tried Device Manager first. so should I follow the Powershell script's suggestion and look for ANY new driver that has the 'hdxrt.inf' file in it? (Like the one listed here: Determine the HDA Realtek driver needed for your Audio )? Where it gets even more confusing is that when I try running the Powershell script suggested in that same thread to suggest a driver, it tells me this: so which one of those drivers do I get (FF01 or FF06)? When following along the list of 'special files' the aforementioned thread asks me to look for, I find both 'FMAP064.dll' from the 'FF01' 'Special Files' list.but I also see 'MaxxAudioAPO20.dll' and 'MaxxAudioEQ.dll' from the FF06 'Special Files' list.?

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So, I thought I would go download some specific drivers.the latest drivers listed for audio on Acer's site for this machine are the Win7 64-bit drivers, so I installed those and, as mentioned, sound still worked fine other than the external jacks ( I know the external jacks are not broken/damaged, by the way, because they used to work fine under Windows 7).

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When I upgraded to Win10, Windows 10 installed generic drivers for the sound card and I had the same issue - sound through speakers and internal mic was fine, but the jacks didn't work. I found this thread ( Determine the HDA Realtek driver needed for your Audio) and was trying to follow the instructions to find the correct driver to use by looking at the 'Driver Details' lists, but I am a bit confused. Win10 runs fine on it (Core i3 2.27Ghz, 4GB RAM) and sound through the speakers works fine, as does the internal mic, but PLUGGING IN a mic or headphones is the issue - external plugged in mics are not picked up at all, and plugging in headphones disables the internal speakers, but no sound comes through the headphones. Details can be found at this website.I have an Acer Aspire 7745 that I have been trying to get the external audio ports to work correctly on since I upgraded it to Windows 10 - it was originally a Win7 machine from the factory.

Replace the Realtek drivers with Microsoft HD Audio driver.

Click on the green active speaker icon (should be under back panel on right side).

Check the buttons for make front and rear output devices plaback two different audio streams simultaneously and tie up same type of input jacks., click ok.

Click on device advanced settings at top right of window.

Disable front panel jack detection and auto popup dialog, click ok.

Click the yellow folder icon in the top right of the window.

Go to Control Panel -> Hardware & Sound -> Realtek HD Audio Manager.

Step by step details with images can be found at this website.

Set the option in the Realtek Control Panel (should be available with latest Realtek drivers for the sound card).

If the registry approach doesn't work, you have two other options:

Change the value EnableDynamicDevices to zero.

Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\0000\GlobalSettings.

Open regedit with administrator privileges.Disable automatic jack detection by following the instructions in this thread.