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Понякога, при преинсталация на Windows, забравям от къде в Realtek HD Audio се включваха едновременно слушалите и говорителите. Обикновено слушалките са ми перманентно включени в предния панел. Не знам защо от Realtek са решили, че щом съм си включил слушалките, значи не искам да слушам през говорителите. Ей така се оправя проблема: Start -> Run: Realtek Избира се приложението Realtek HD Audio Manager: След това посочваме, че не искаме да детеква дали са включени или изключени слушалките, като чекваме “Disable front panel jack detection“: Realtek HD audio – both headphones and speakers Понякога, при преинсталация на Windows, забравям от къде в Realtek HD Audio се включваха едновременно слушалите и говорителите. Обикновено слушалките са ми перманентно включени в предния панел. Не знам защо от Realtek са решили, че щом съм си включил слушалките, значи не искам да слушам през говорителите.
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Realtek HD Audio speakers and headphones with separate volume I recently updated my audio driver from the default built in Windows 8.1 device driver to use the Realtek audio driver and it also installed the Realtek HD Audio Manager. It's a nice bit of software that allows you configure all things audio. However, as soon as I installed it I noticed that, when I plugged my headphones in, the volume was deafening. This was because the volume slider in the system tray was being shared between headphones and speakers. Previously when I plugged the headphones in, it muted the speakers and switched over to my headphones at around 15% volume. Now when I plug my headphones it it's at 100% still, which is what the speakers were at, needless to say it's a bit of a shock every time. I found out however that there is a solution. If you start the Realtek HD Audio Manager, there's usually an icon in the system tray, you can go to "Device advanced settings" in the top right corner and choose "Make front and rear output devices playback two different audio streams simultaneously". Now plug your headphones in and you get a second tab appear in the tool, one which is the "Speakers" and in my case "HD Audio 2nd output" which was my headphones. I set the headphones as the default device by clicking the "Set Default Device" button just to the right of the volume slider in the tool. This means that when I unplug the headphones the system falls back to the only other device, the speakers, and remembers what volume it was on, i.e. 100%. Then when you plug the headphones in again, it recognises them and switches over to them being the default device and importantly remembers the volume setting that was last used. No more deafness!