Gigabit motherboard headset settings.

Mine is similar to that of a gigabit board. At first, the headphones were plugged into the front socket, and there was no sound at all. Finally, it was modified. I hope this setting will help you.

1. Click Start-Click Control Panel-Click Sound and Audio Settings-Select Realtek HD audio output in the default device (D) and Realtek HD audio input in the default recording device (E). (* * * There are two items, but do not select Realtek HD digital input. If this option is selected, there will be no sound. )

2. Click Start-Click Control Panel-Click Realtek HD Audio Configuration (that is, the small red speaker), then click the mixer at the top, and select Realtek HD audio output in the playback options (this option is only available).

Select Realtek HD audio input in the recording options (* * * has two items, so don't select Realtek HD digital input. If this option is selected, there is no sound).

Then you call back 1. Click Start-Click Control Panel-Click Sound and Audio Settings-There is a test hardware at the bottom of the voice. Click Test. If there is, there is tension.

The most important thing is to select Realtek HD audio output in recording and recording options. Don't make mistakes. There is also a pink jack for the microphone jack and a green jack for the speaker. I hope it helps you.