Many people don’t know how to set the audio on the front panel of the Realtek HD Audio sound card? The article brought to you today is about Realtek HD If you still don’t know how to set the audio on the front panel of the Audio sound card, let’s learn it with the editor.

​ 1. Turn off the Realtek HD sound card driver’s automatic detection function of the front audio panel;

​ ​ 2. Set the default recording device to Front Pink in (the front pink jack may also be named Front Mic).

If you can't understand the introduction above, please see the detailed introduction below.

Step 1: Check the settings in the motherboard BIOS, keyword: Front Panel Type.

Some motherboard manufacturers set the default front audio type in the BIOS to Auto. This type of motherboard does not need to adjust the BIOS, just the default value.

But in the ASUS motherboard BIOS, the value defaults to HD Audio, its other value is AC'97. This option can be found in the onboard device settings (OnBoardDevices) in the BIOS settings. Or appear in Advanced-Chipset-SouthBridge.

Setting this value in the BIOS corresponds to the connector type of the audio cable on the front panel of the main chassis. Usually there is only one connector for AC'97. If there are two connectors, you need to connect to the motherboard according to the value in the BIOS. Of course, the other type of connector will be marked HDAudio. .

Step 2: Install the sound card driver. Although the motherboard CD comes with its own driver, it is recommended to download the latest official version of the driver.

The driver in the motherboard CD also works correctly, but the new version of the driver will bring more detailed adjustable options. Realtek's HD sound card driver is updated very quickly.

Step 3: Turn off the Realtek HD sound card driver’s automatic detection of the front audio panel. Right-click the orange speaker in the lower right corner of the desktop to open the Control Panel.

After clicking the clamp button, the "Connector Settings" pops up. There are 1 to 3 options here. The main task is to check the box before "Disable front panel jack detection". You can freely select the remaining options according to your personal preferences. Switch to "Microphone" on the right side of "Audio I/O" and you can set some effects for microphone recording (it is recommended to select all). When you click on echo cancellation, there will be a prompt, just confirm.

Step 4: Open the volume control, right-click the small gray speaker in the lower right corner of the desktop. Note that it is not the orange one. The previous step is to set the orange icon.

In the main volume window, select "Properties" from the menu "Options".

In the properties window, the options available for the mixer include:

Realtek HD Audio output plays; Realtek HD Audio input records, and the rest does not need to be set.

After choosing HD Audio After output, "Play" will be automatically selected in the volume adjustment item (this is selectable in the old AC'97 sound card settings). At this time, you need to check "Front" in the "Show the following volume controls" list in the third part of the window, and "Front" Pink In". (Front Pink In has many names, the Chinese one is "Microphone Volume", and the other one is "Front Mic"). Click OK after checking.

Now, in the window you see titled "Master Volume", please pull the adjustment sliders of Front and Pink In to the top. And in Front Pink Whether "Mute" at the bottom of In is checked or not does not affect the recording function of the sound card. The mute here is only for real-time microphone playback. If you uncheck it and you speak into the microphone, the speaker will play back the sound you transmit in real time. It is recommended to set it to silent. Note that mute at the bottom of the Front in this window cannot be selected.

​ ​ Next, select the Realtek HD Audio input in the mixer. The same window will automatically switch to "Recording", and it is recommended to check all in the third part of the window.

Now open the "Recording Control" window, pay attention to the text at the bottom of all sliders, it may be "Mute" or "Select". These are different settings corresponding to different models of sound cards.

When it is "Mute", the microphone volume cannot be muted. Line volume and CD volume can be checked to mute to reduce noise interference. There will be an item in this type of window called "Recording Control". Adjust the slider to the highest level and the same cannot be done. to mute.

When it is "Select", only the microphone item can be checked individually.

Once you have completed all the previous work but still cannot use the front microphone, please upgrade your sound card driver. Another situation is that your front audio cable is not connected properly.

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