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I have Windows Vista Bussines. When I try to connect an earphones to the
stereo jack, the in-built speakers of my HP Portable PC still makes sounds.
So, I can't listen to music in a quiet enviroment with earphones without
making some noice.
How can I configure my in-Built Intel AC'97 soundcard so I can switch
between earphones and speakers?

Hello Luca-

That's usually a function of hardware, not software... did it switch back
and forth before you upgraded to Vista? What happens when you try a
different pair of speakers or headphones?

-Sean

"Luca" wrote:

> I have Windows Vista Bussines. When I try to connect an earphones to the
> stereo jack, the in-built speakers of my HP Portable PC still makes sounds.
> So, I can't listen to music in a quiet enviroment with earphones without
> making some noice.
> How can I configure my in-Built Intel AC'97 soundcard so I can switch
> between earphones and speakers?

I have the same issue as Luca. I plug in the head phones and the speaker
does not go on mute. This happened only after installing Vista on my
laptop

Any help will greatly help.

Thanks
Sunil


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Guys I have the problem (Window XP), cant find any solution please let me
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"SunilM" wrote:

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> I have the same issue as Luca. I plug in the head phones and the speaker
> does not go on mute. This happened only after installing Vista on my
> laptop
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> Any help will greatly help.
>
> Thanks
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My USB earphone when plug in, doesn't turn off the speaker, help!!


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Hey guys,
The problem you face is Vista Itself. When you have your headphones
plugged in right click the sound icon in the system tray and choose
play back devices. Then right click the device you wish to hear sound
through and choose "set as default device". What a pain in the bum
huh! You may also find that youll need to exit out of the current app
that you are trying to listen to as it doesnt automatically recognize
the change of device. Hope this helps.
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Not always true -- some manufacturer's audio adapter drivers will automatically
mute speakers and switch the audio output to the headphones when they are
plugged in.

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> Hey guys,
> The problem you face is Vista Itself. When you have your headphones
> plugged in right click the sound icon in the system tray and choose
> play back devices. Then right click the device you wish to hear sound
> through and choose "set as default device". What a pain in the bum
> huh! You may also find that youll need to exit out of the current app
> that you are trying to listen to as it doesnt automatically recognize
> the change of device. Hope this helps.
> Rogue Possum
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I agree... my low end $399 Toshiba Satellite L35 automatically switches to
the earphones, and back when I unplug them.
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"Cal Bear '66" <xxx@xxx.org> wrote in message
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> Not always true -- some manufacturer's audio adapter drivers will
> automatically mute speakers and switch the audio output to the headphones
> when they are plugged in.
>
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>>
>> Hey guys,
>> The problem you face is Vista Itself. When you have your headphones
>> plugged in right click the sound icon in the system tray and choose
>> play back devices. Then right click the device you wish to hear sound
>> through and choose "set as default device". What a pain in the bum
>> huh! You may also find that youll need to exit out of the current app
>> that you are trying to listen to as it doesnt automatically recognize
>> the change of device. Hope this helps.
>> Rogue Possum
>>
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I have exactly the same Vista Business and would appreciate any
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Luca;206154 Wrote:
> I have Windows Vista Bussines. When I try to connect an earphones to the
> stereo jack, the in-built speakers of my HP Portable PC still makes
> sounds. So, I can't listen to music in a quiet enviroment with earphones
> without making some noice.
> How can I configure my in-Built Intel AC'97 soundcard so I can switch
> between earphones and speakers?

While this function is usually in hardware, the AC'97 (and later sound
chips) had programmable audio in/out ports, which is controlled by the
drivers.

Have you tried updating the drivers for the AC'97 sound card? These
will usually be found at the motheboard manufacturers website.


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