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Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote Try using another USB slot and tell me what it says.


All the USB slots work with it, Its just Im trying to use a normal headphone jack, I've got two slots for a normal headphone jack and still doesn't work.


Are you using a sound card or on-board audio?
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Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote Try using another USB slot and tell me what it says.


All the USB slots work with it, Its just Im trying to use a normal headphone jack, I've got two slots for a normal headphone jack and still doesn't work.


Are you using a sound card or on-board audio?


An on-board audio, but when we tried using a sound card it didn't work either way
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Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote Try using another USB slot and tell me what it says.


All the USB slots work with it, Its just Im trying to use a normal headphone jack, I've got two slots for a normal headphone jack and still doesn't work.


Are you using a sound card or on-board audio?


An on-board audio, but when we tried using a sound card it didn't work either way


Last question, do you have a custom built computer?
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Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote Try using another USB slot and tell me what it says.


All the USB slots work with it, Its just Im trying to use a normal headphone jack, I've got two slots for a normal headphone jack and still doesn't work.


Are you using a sound card or on-board audio?


An on-board audio, but when we tried using a sound card it didn't work either way


Last question, do you have a custom built computer?


This is where Im not sure as I bought it of an auction website without an harddrive
and had to install windows etc, So I do not know.
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Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote Try using another USB slot and tell me what it says.


All the USB slots work with it, Its just Im trying to use a normal headphone jack, I've got two slots for a normal headphone jack and still doesn't work.


Are you using a sound card or on-board audio?


An on-board audio, but when we tried using a sound card it didn't work either way


Last question, do you have a custom built computer?


This is where Im not sure as I bought it of an auction website without an harddrive
and had to install windows etc, So I do not know.


Here is some of the potential problems you're having:
    Audio port could be bad
    Drivers are outdated
    Audio connector on your headphones could be bad
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Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote Try using another USB slot and tell me what it says.


All the USB slots work with it, Its just Im trying to use a normal headphone jack, I've got two slots for a normal headphone jack and still doesn't work.


Are you using a sound card or on-board audio?


An on-board audio, but when we tried using a sound card it didn't work either way


Last question, do you have a custom built computer?


This is where Im not sure as I bought it of an auction website without an harddrive
and had to install windows etc, So I do not know.


Here is some of the potential problems you're having:
    Audio port could be bad
    Drivers are outdated
    Audio connector on your headphones could be bad

Drivers are outdated
Thats is the problem, Im sure...
I need help about it ;l
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Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote Try using another USB slot and tell me what it says.


All the USB slots work with it, Its just Im trying to use a normal headphone jack, I've got two slots for a normal headphone jack and still doesn't work.


Are you using a sound card or on-board audio?


An on-board audio, but when we tried using a sound card it didn't work either way


Last question, do you have a custom built computer?


This is where Im not sure as I bought it of an auction website without an harddrive
and had to install windows etc, So I do not know.


Here is some of the potential problems you're having:
    Audio port could be bad
    Drivers are outdated
    Audio connector on your headphones could be bad

Drivers are outdated
Thats is the problem, Im sure...
I need help about it ;l


Alright, do you know what kind of motherboard you have?
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Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote Try using another USB slot and tell me what it says.


All the USB slots work with it, Its just Im trying to use a normal headphone jack, I've got two slots for a normal headphone jack and still doesn't work.


Are you using a sound card or on-board audio?


An on-board audio, but when we tried using a sound card it didn't work either way


Last question, do you have a custom built computer?


This is where Im not sure as I bought it of an auction website without an harddrive
and had to install windows etc, So I do not know.


Here is some of the potential problems you're having:
    Audio port could be bad
    Drivers are outdated
    Audio connector on your headphones could be bad

Drivers are outdated
Thats is the problem, Im sure...
I need help about it ;l


Alright, do you know what kind of motherboard you have?


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Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote Try using another USB slot and tell me what it says.


All the USB slots work with it, Its just Im trying to use a normal headphone jack, I've got two slots for a normal headphone jack and still doesn't work.


Are you using a sound card or on-board audio?


An on-board audio, but when we tried using a sound card it didn't work either way


Last question, do you have a custom built computer?


This is where Im not sure as I bought it of an auction website without an harddrive
and had to install windows etc, So I do not know.


Here is some of the potential problems you're having:
    Audio port could be bad
    Drivers are outdated
    Audio connector on your headphones could be bad

Drivers are outdated
Thats is the problem, Im sure...
I need help about it ;l


Alright, do you know what kind of motherboard you have?


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Note - This motherboard is nearly or is 8 years old. More than likely, the audio jack has gone bad which could be expected from an 8 year old component.
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Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote
Torquay wrote
Lavish wrote Try using another USB slot and tell me what it says.


All the USB slots work with it, Its just Im trying to use a normal headphone jack, I've got two slots for a normal headphone jack and still doesn't work.


Are you using a sound card or on-board audio?


An on-board audio, but when we tried using a sound card it didn't work either way


Last question, do you have a custom built computer?


This is where Im not sure as I bought it of an auction website without an harddrive
and had to install windows etc, So I do not know.


Here is some of the potential problems you're having:
    Audio port could be bad
    Drivers are outdated
    Audio connector on your headphones could be bad

Drivers are outdated
Thats is the problem, Im sure...
I need help about it ;l


Alright, do you know what kind of motherboard you have?


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Note - This motherboard is nearly or is 8 years old. More than likely, the audio jack has gone bad which could be expected from an 8 year old component.


8 years old or not, the audio jack has NOT gone, I need to know why the tab isn't showing in my device manager.
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