Sound barrier

[Kristoffer]

Hey, I use my headset sometimes, and when I use them I hear sound from the headset and from the computer (laptop) How do I stop the sound coming out from the laptops speakers? Because I only want sound in my headphones when they are plugged in and not both of them.

Excause my bad english, I hope you understand me!
Thank you!

I am using Vista 32 Home Premium

 

[lil domii]

what program do you have that manages your sound?
for example, Realtek HD Audio Manager.
it probably has a setting that needs to be changed.

 

[CrucialHoax]

Hey, I use my headset sometimes, and when I use them I hear sound from the headset and from the computer (laptop) How do I stop the sound coming out from the laptops speakers? Because I only want sound in my headphones when they are plugged in and not both of them.

Excause my bad english, I hope you understand me!
Thank you!

I am using Vista 32 Home Premium

If it only does it while your playing a game, then its a setting in the game. if it does it while your watching a youtube video then there is something not set right in the sound settings as suggested above.

 

[Kristoffer]

Well I am using Realtek HD Audio Manager
And, its everything I do on my computer, Music,youtube,Games everything , I hear everything from the laptops speakers even though my headset are plugged in.

 

[lil domii]

the green light should be on when the headset is plugged in.

 

[Kristoffer]

Well my looks like this
(When headset is plugged)


and when its not inplugged its gray buttoms.
(1 ST pic, from the left is when my headset is plugged in, the 2nd one is when its unplugged)

 

[lil domii]

sorry, i can't seem to find anything to do with switching headphones from speakers. maybe get the latest drivers?

 

[Kristoffer]

Im searching for latest drivers right now from I don't really know what it is called but Windows have it installed already, so I tried to search from there. But nope, found nothing. (No new updates)

 

[Dwarf]

The problem isn't with the driver; rather it's with the front panel interface. The Realtek HD codec supports both the HD and AC'97 front panel connections. However, muting of the rear panel speakers when headphones are plugged into the front socket only occurs if you have a HD front panel interface. Muting does not occur with an AC'97 type front panel.

 

[Dwarf]

Just noticed your images. Are you plugging the headphones into the correct socket?

 

[Kristoffer]

The problem isn't with the driver; rather it's with the front panel interface. The Realtek HD codec supports both the HD and AC'97 front panel connections. However, muting of the rear panel speakers when headphones are plugged into the front socket only occurs if you have a HD front panel interface. Muting does not occur with an AC'97 type front panel.

Well thank you I understand that, but how do I mute the front panel?

And yes, I am sure that Iplugged the headset in the correct sockets, because its only 2 on my computer,(laptop) One for the mic and one for the soundset so
But, short answer, yes I am sure.

 

[lil domii]

The problem isn't with the driver; rather it's with the front panel interface. The Realtek HD codec supports both the HD and AC'97 front panel connections. However, muting of the rear panel speakers when headphones are plugged into the front socket only occurs if you have a HD front panel interface. Muting does not occur with an AC'97 type front panel.

i have realtek hd audio manager as well, but no hd front panel interface like kristoff, so why is he getting the sound from both headset and speakers and i only get one of each?
(i have tested i just used some mp3 speakers and they work fine)

 

[Kristoffer]

Well, I though this was strange because i have another laptop at school and that one works fine, (sound) but that is win XP.

 

[Dwarf]

The problem isn't with the driver; rather it's with the front panel interface. The Realtek HD codec supports both the HD and AC'97 front panel connections. However, muting of the rear panel speakers when headphones are plugged into the front socket only occurs if you have a HD front panel interface. Muting does not occur with an AC'97 type front panel.

Well thank you I understand that, but how do I mute the front panel?

And yes, I am sure that Iplugged the headset in the correct sockets, because its only 2 on my computer,(laptop) One for the mic and one for the soundset so
But, short answer, yes I am sure.

It's just that I noticed in your images that when the headset was plugged in, it was showing microphone/line-in, and when it was unplugged it was showing nothing.

 

[Kristoffer]

The problem isn't with the driver; rather it's with the front panel interface. The Realtek HD codec supports both the HD and AC'97 front panel connections. However, muting of the rear panel speakers when headphones are plugged into the front socket only occurs if you have a HD front panel interface. Muting does not occur with an AC'97 type front panel.

Well thank you I understand that, but how do I mute the front panel?

And yes, I am sure that Iplugged the headset in the correct sockets, because its only 2 on my computer,(laptop) One for the mic and one for the soundset so
But, short answer, yes I am sure.

It's just that I noticed in your images that when the headset was plugged in, it was showing microphone/line-in, and when it was unplugged it was showing nothing.

Yes mate,thats correct!

 

[Dwarf]

What is the exact model number of your laptop?

 

[Kristoffer]

What do you mean with number?
(Cpu-Z) my laptop name is Intel Pentium T2130 , if it helps!

 

[lil domii]

What do you mean with number?
(Cpu-Z) my laptop name is Intel Pentium T2130 , if it helps!

that is your processor name.
what manufacturer? acer? dell? toshiba?
for example, my laptop which is an acer 5735z.

 

[Kristoffer]

Fuitjsu Siemens
I dont know what do look what number or ID it is?

 

[lil domii]

download this - -http://www.belarc.com/Programs/advisor.exe- just copy and paste it into your address bar.
it will tell you every single piece of information about your computer.