Choose your output device in the submenu of output soundĬ. right-click the audio icon in the right side of the system and select as shown below :ī. Q1: No audio output from Motherboard Audio I/O port？Ī1: Please confirm whether the correct output device was selected or not.Ī.
I have asus cm1855 w/ windows 10 & realtek audio manager. Windows 10 OS Audio 2, 4, 5.1 or 7.1-channel configurationĬonnect headphone or 2-channel speakers to lime portĬonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to black port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to black port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to orange port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to black port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to orange port, connect side speaker to light blue port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to light blue port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to light blue port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to pink port as shown below：Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to light blue port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to pink port, connect side speaker to front panel audio headphone port of computer case,ģ-1: click Windows startup menu ，click itemģ-2：click speakers in Realtek Audio Control APPģ-3：Select the channel in the submenu of speakers But Asuss website says that it supports jack-retasking and I have seen it been done on other fourms with an Asus Realtek manager. I don't know if this problem is unique to me but the SupremeFX Audio Panel for some reason was just not exposed on the desktop.Audio I/O connections setting and Audio 2, 4, 5.1 or 7.1-channel configurationģ. You should now find if you have speakers plugged into the rear jack and a headset and microphone in the front jack they are independent devices. Now click on HD Audio Front Panel, Make front and rear output devices playback two different audio streams simultaneously and Separate all input jacks as independent input devices.
Now Click on the COG in the top right hand corner. ASUS H97-PLUS with Realtek ALC 887, Bitfenix shinobi with AC97/HD (selectable by connector), installed latest ASUS driver V6017354 from ASUS website. I'm used to having my audio jacks split, I.E Front panel and rear panel audio jacks separate, with the latest version of the audio drivers you can't seem to do this - I can't find the option in Sonic Studio 3 to do it ( note this is now a windows store app )įound RtkNGUI64 ( Effectively Sonic Suite sound manager ) in C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\hdxrt.inf_amd64_ffc60bbd95c8d851Īfter enabling the Realtek Stereo Audio device using under device manager and setting it as the default device I then ran the above.
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