When the problem occurs, it’s possible the audio device (Speakers / Headphones) is not set as default. If the problem still persists, move on and try other methods. If it’s Off, click the toggle button to turn it on, then check to see if the problem resolves. So you can check if it’s disabled and enable it if necessary.Ģ) Select Device advanced settings, and ensure Disable front panel popup dialog is On (in Realtek Audio Manager, the option is Disable front panel jack detection). If the ‘Disable front panel popup dialog’ on Realtek audio console is disabled, the problem can cause. Method 2: Enable Disable front panel popup dialog in Realtek Audio Console (for Realtek audio card)
Here’s how to run the audio troubleshooter:ġ) On your keyboard, press Win+S (the Windows logo key and the S key) to open search.Ģ) Type ‘ troubleshoot settings’ into the search box and select Troubleshooter settings from the result list.Ĥ) Click on Playing Audio -> Run the Troubleshooter.ĥ) Follow the wizard to finish the troubleshoot. To fix the problem, the first method you can try is to run the Windows built-in audio troubleshooter, which can detect and fix the problem.
Method 3: Change the default device for audio Method 2: Enable Disable front panel popup dialog (for Realtek audio card) You can fix it easily with one of the methods below. If you can’t hear sound from your computer due to this issue, not to worry. My main machine upstairs has a sick MOTU Traveler interface for studio use.The issue ‘No speakers or headphones are plugged in’ commonly occurs on Windows 10. Heh, the screenshot is from my "family" machine downstairs. Gotta try to avoid it and you'll be good. Also make sure no enhancements are currently active. There are other tabs to set the levels and boost of the microphone. See if unchecking "listen to this device" and saving helps, if it is currently checked. To get to it, right click the speaker icon in the notification area near the clock, choose recording devices. In any case, try messing about with settings as shown in the screenshot below. Give ASUS' site a try with the driver they offer.Īlternatively, if you've already done that, try installing the driver from Realtek's site.
I'm a fan of downloading the Realtek HD Audio driver from Realtek's site, but once in a while (depending on the actual hardware itself) - it's best to install the driver from the machine's manufacturer - they sometimes customize the driver to fit the needs of the machine when it needs it.
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