Recent content by Pwntus

Thank you bochane and kemical for your inputs, but I solved it now! :up: Solution: I was booting Windows 10 using UEFI firmware which is a new and better way of BIOS for devices such as tablets and phones. By using UEFI, certain on-board hardware would get ignored (in my case my on-board audio)...

Okey so I think I'm on to something: I'm not really sure what UEFI firmware is but I boot Windows 10 using it. Someone stated that by using UEFI mode of BIOS it can prevent me from using certain on-board hardware, thus my audio device is never recognized. Read more about UEFI BIOS hardware...

bochane: that's right and that's part of my problem, I cannot get my analogue output device on my motherboard recognized by Windows 10. It only wants to show me HDMI devices from my graphics card. Below device 5 is device 6 which is identical to the other ones, no speaker and/or headphone devices.

I do not use any speakers, I only use headphones. I installed the recommended Realtek driver from Gigabyte and did a reboot (with headphones unconnected), still no success. If I keep fiddling around with the device drivers (by uninstalling and installing Realtek) the generic Windows audio...

Hi and thank you for the reply, I disabled every HDMI audio device in the device manager and I even unplugged my monitor that was connected with a HDMI cable. I then proceeded with installing the Realtek High Definition Audio Codecs. I can now see that there is no audio device connected. It...

Hello! I hope someone will take a look and help me with my problem as I cannot figure out it by myself. Background Upgraded Win7 to Win10 (64bit, build 10586.63). Sound was working on Win7 with my headphones. I also dual-boot Ubuntu and I can use my headphones there so I know it's not a...