Thanks Scott - you fixed it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I had already started to reply how I'd tried ALL the sockets without success
but I thought I'd better give it another go. Damn, it worked!!!!! It has
been so frustrating and now I feel so dumb.
I was convinced that I'd plugged it back in the same socket as before.
And I had tried all the fancy 7.1 options which should have exercised every
socket with the surround sound test routine of the Realtek audio driver..
Thanks VERY much to all you others with your good suggestions.
Great list - now let's get back on topic - go look at my Canada pictures!
cheers
Jez
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 6:40 AM, Scott Gomez <
scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> >From the picture, Jez, it appears that it thinks you've got the speakers
> plugged into Realtek HD Audio Output line out. Try the green jack,
> middle-right, assuming you've got the run-of-the-mill analog speakers.
> That's the jack which should be analog line out for plain ol' analog
> stereo and will likely work. HD jacks are usually for fancy 5.1 or 7.1
> speaker systems. The green color is the (mostly) standard indicator for
> the analog stereo output jack.
>
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