The Windows 7 front panel is not available

Please use the driver that comes with the motherboard or the driver CD that comes with the computer to install the driver correctly, do not upgrade the driver to the latest version, now many automatic installation of the driver program is not installed correctly, they show that you can upgrade to the latest driver, only compare the version number, the result is that the driver is not normal after upgrading.

I don't see that the front panel is abnormal on the picture you uploaded.,I don't know what model your computer is.,Or is it assembled by yourself?

BIOS also tube the interface in front or back of the sound card,It's more unique.,What motherboard?,What kind of chipset?

You're a notebook, right, just how to divide the front and back of an interface, just use it.

Hi, how did you change it in the bios, I'm also experiencing it now, I don't know what to do.

The figure has been detailed,You have to choose the headset as the default device,The front panel will have sound,If you find this inconvenient,You can install realtek's driver(Generally,It's not to install your sound card driver),And then you can change both changes under the control panel to have sound。

If you want the headphones and speakers to sound at the same time, I have a perfect solution (provided that the headphones and speakers can be used separately).Bar headphones and stereos are plugged in (of course, they must be plugged in correctly). At this time, select the right-click green circle in the front panel, and don't select the headphone option.

You can choose the front speaker (of course, the corresponding settings of each sound card are different. You can try them one by one. As long as you don't choose headphones. ）

win7Before the audio driver is updated,The front panel is turned off by default,You unplug the sound socket at the back,And then plug it in from the front panel in the second**state,There is a prompt,After updating the driver,Both front and back can sound。

Please check whether your front panel wiring is correctly connected to the motherboard, if it is wrong, it will not be recognized.

Check the driver. Or reinstall the driver.

Check if there is a hardware problem, such as a missing or wrong cable.

If the wiring is correct, click on the front panel jack to see the tips and set it yourself.

The setting should be in the bottom right corner of the gear and wrench. Plug it in the front panel first.

Right-click on the desktop where NVDIA appears.

In the BIOS, this problem is generally a problem with the HD integrated sound card, if it is an HD integrated sound card, the front panel of the HD chassis is connected to the right cables, directly in the system, the HD audio control panel, the IO audio interface, the tool clamp in the graphics button, the hook before the button, remove it, if it is an HD integrated sound card, the front panel of the case AC97 is connected to the AC97, and after the AC97 is connected, the front panel support should be in the options of the motherboard Advanced (or its beginning). Type (some boards have to be advanced Onboard Devices Configuration) Change HD Audio to AC97, and remove the disable hook from the Toolclamp Graphics button in the HD Audio Control Panel in the system.

See if there is a front panel setting in the settings in the top right corner.

See if there's any.

You can turn off the stereo in the back, hehe......

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