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    Anyway to change Jack outputs??

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by Alyxis`, Nov 7, 2009.

  1. Alyxis`

    Alyxis` Notebook Geek

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    Hi guys, i have a G50v, but 1 day my headphone jack got damage so now they Laptop "thinks" there is headphones in 24/7 so i have NO sound coming from my speakers.. I did this regedit to fix it:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

    in there are a enumerated sequence of sub-keys in my case, from 0000 to 0007.

    Search for the one that has a subkey named "Settings". This key has a value named "ForceDisableJD" with a value set (probably) to "00", double click it and change to "FF"

    Reboot your computer.

    But i was wondering is there a way in the registry to swap the outputs of the jacks, ie make the mic jack act as my headphone jack, because the headphone jack is the only 1 i need..

    Thanks in advance,

    As you can see in this image there is a folder called "PinConfigOverrideVerbs" so maybe i could switch values and get it to work??

    Alyxis [​IMG]
     
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    Tell me what luck you have with this. If the stereo input can be used as a second stereo output that'd be awesome.
     
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    Ya i will do, i have a few hours free in Uni tomorro so i'll start moving around some values and see if it works, would be great to hear from anyone who can confirm if its possible..
     
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    use realtek software
     
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    I have Realtek HD Audio Manager but there is no options to change jack outputs, or is there another Realtek application out there??
     
    Alyxis`, Nov 9, 2009
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    you can click on the plug right click select connector re-tasking
     
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    That wont work for me, as you can see here:
    [​IMG]..
    That is the only options i am giving and switching them makes no difference..It detects a headphone in the jack even though there is none, i want to swap the jacks because it disables my speakers..and i dont use the other jacks only the headphone jack..
     
    Alyxis`, Nov 9, 2009
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