Most Laptops have two speakers and the wires are universally red and black. I had sound so I thought out of the box here.literally! This can work but blue screens irregularly which is not what I wanted.
My laptop chipset is realtek audio with only two jack inputs (Mic and Audio) and the chipset does not allow task remapping unless I physically edited the OEM34.inf file and the HDAUD.inf. I have a solution that works quite nicely for broken audio jack on a non re-mappable laptop. Thanks for suggestions, greatly appretiated In pictures I've seen on the internet there is a "Device Advanced Settings" button (as seen in this picture ) but my program doesn't have this.ĭo I need to download a newer version of the software? or is it just not possible to change my mic port to be my headphone port? I dont mind if I have to use third party software, I just want it to tide me over till I can get it sent away.
My laptop only has a headphones port and a mic port, and I would like to see if I can switch the mic port to be the headphones port because I never use an external mic, however in Realteks audio manager I can't find out how to do this.
The laptop has Realtek HD audio manager, and in my experience of this program on other desktops I've had, I was able to change what port does what. My laptop had headphones plugged in because I was watching a film, but while I was in another room, my laptop was knocked onto the floor (around 1.5-2 ft drop) landing on the headphones jack, the wire is fine, but the ports completely broken, I can see cracks and its loose and everything
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