crysisdark

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hey guys i am having very annoying problem,i was a xp user but last november i upgraded to windows 7 .the very annoying problem i am facing now is that my pc's front pannel is not working(as it worked perfectly on windows xp),i installed all the new driver from realtek site but nothing work ,i already posted a thread in here last months but nobody gave a proper answer but a good man told me to install realtek ALC880 (as i told him all my story about the front panel)it worked perfectly.... but the problem with this driver is that my mic didn't work only my headphone work and my pc also do not detect headphone as they work perfectly....i know i sound carzy....but help me i need both of them to work........
my pc specification are:
HardwareBase processor PentiumD 820 (S) DC 2.8 GHz

  • 800 MHz front side bus
  • Socket 775


Chipset ATI Radeon Xpress 200 for Intel Processors

Motherboard
  • Manufacturer: ECS
  • Motherboard Name: RC410-M
  • HP/Compaq motherboard name: Asterope-GL8E

  • Sound/AudioIntegrated High Definition audio
    • Realtek ALC 883 chipset
    • Supports up to 8 audio channels
    • Dolby Pro Logic II compatible

    Dolby 5.1
  • External I/O portsI/O ports on the front panel

    Port typeQuantity9-in-1 (4 slot) + 1 USBOne1394OneUSBTwoHeadphoneOneLine-inOneMicrophoneOne



plz help me....
 


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It seems like you are facing issues with getting both your microphone and headphone to work properly on Windows 7 after upgrading from Windows XP. The fact that your front panel was working fine with Windows XP but not with Windows 7 suggests that there may be compatibility or driver issues. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the problem: 1. Check Connections: - Ensure that your front panel connections to the motherboard are secure. Sometimes loose connections can cause issues with audio devices. 2. Update Drivers: - Since you have already tried installing drivers from the Realtek website, consider checking for driver updates specifically for your motherboard model (ECS RC410-M). 3...
It seems like you are facing issues with getting both your microphone and headphone to work properly on Windows 7 after upgrading from Windows XP. The fact that your front panel was working fine with Windows XP but not with Windows 7 suggests that there may be compatibility or driver issues. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the problem: 1. Check Connections: - Ensure that your front panel connections to the motherboard are secure. Sometimes loose connections can cause issues with audio devices. 2. Update Drivers: - Since you have already tried installing drivers from the Realtek website, consider checking for driver updates specifically for your motherboard model (ECS RC410-M). 3. Driver Compatibility: - Make sure the drivers you are installing are compatible with Windows 7 and your specific motherboard model. 4. Driver Configuration: - Verify that the audio settings in Windows 7 are correctly configured. Sometimes, the default settings may need to be adjusted for both microphone and headphone to work simultaneously. 5. Realtek Audio Manager: - Check if the Realtek Audio Manager has any settings that are conflicting with the microphone detection. You might need to adjust settings within the Realtek control panel. 6. Test with Rear Audio Ports: - If possible, test using the rear audio ports of your computer to see if the microphone and headphone work there. This can help determine if the issue is specific to the front panel. 7. Compatibility Mode: - Try running the driver installation in compatibility mode for Windows XP. Right-click on the installer, go to Properties, and then the Compatibility tab to set compatibility to Windows XP. 8. BIOS Settings: - Check the BIOS settings of your computer to ensure that the front panel audio is enabled and configured correctly. If after following these steps you are still experiencing issues, please provide any additional details or updates on the troubleshooting steps you have taken. This will help in further diagnosing the problem and providing more tailored solutions to get both your microphone and headphone working as intended on Windows 7.
 


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