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    G53SW and Speakers

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by IgnisDR, Jun 11, 2011.

  1. IgnisDR

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    Hello,

    when I plug in speakers to my laptop, realtek drivers pops up and say: Headphones are connected.

    Can I force the driver to detect speakers as speakers not headphones?

    I'm using Creative T40 speakers and connecting 'em via standard jack.
     
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    Turn off the option for headphone detection
     
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    yeah but i cant find this one ^^ where it is ? im using standard realtek drivers
     
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    You'll find it in the Creative Control App, there's a Headphones Tab
     
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    = p

    I use only a standard Realtek driver ....
    I knew that sooner or later I will have to install these from creative... sniff

    there is no way to change it, without installing creative drivers?
     
    IgnisDR, Jun 12, 2011
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    [​IMG]
     
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    guess they changed it from when that pic was taken... I see they don't include the option window in the new drivers. How ghey. Probably needs a registry change, and I don't know it off hand.

    I guess Realtek assumed you would use the Creative app to change it.
     
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    yeah, Thanks for help anyway: )
     
    IgnisDR, Jun 12, 2011
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