krutohaus.blogg.se - Sound still plays with headphones in

Especially if its still under warranty.It is possible to play sound through your computer speakers and headphones at the same time and such a setup can be helpful in certain cases. You need some one who knows what they doing when opening up a notebook. If that's the case you will need to take it in for repairs. Now if after all this troubleshooting it still persists it has to be hardware related.

Make sure that its its 32bit or 64bit your installing. Otherwise choose the right driver from Toshiba website. I cannot recall this ever being an issue with Win7.

Some issues are cause by the updates having bugs but usually you should be able to roll back the actions by doing a system restore. Allot of issues are caused by failure to keep your PC regularly updated. If you don't already have them on automatically. I find that OS usually picks up best drivers and software in Windows Updates.

After a reboot, Windows should tell you that its found new devices and will attempt to download the most appropriate drivers for the devices.

Right click on the installed devices and choose to uninstall. It will still be worth uninstalling if your problem is persistent.

If not then it does not recognize any issues.

If any drivers are installed incorrectly you will see a yellow warning sign.

In device manager you will find it under Sound, video and game controllers.

Should see device manager under devices and printers.

Worth trying to uninstall the driver, reboot your notebook, and then re-install it. Just not sure that it could be driver related. Otherwise it could be software related with the media player your using. Thats good news, did you try another headphone? Although it should not switch the devices even if it was an empty jack connected. I wiggles the headphone jack and it didn't mess up.