Mic and 8ik1100?

That AC97 audio Configuration Application that comes with the board can
NEVER detect what is plugged into what, therefore my Logitech headset
will not work.
Is there a way to just disable the damn thing and let pink = mic, green
= speakers, and blue - the headphone jack?

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That AC97 audio Configuration Application that comes with the board can
NEVER detect what is plugged into what, therefore my Logitech headset
will not work.
Is there a way to just disable the damn thing and let pink = mic, green
= speakers, and blue - the headphone jack?


I have that too - ONLY with a Logitech headset! Autosense can be
disabled in the Sound Manager, AFAIK I seem to recall you even get
offered this when it complains that the device might not be connected??


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Ian O wrote:
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That AC97 audio Configuration Application that comes with the board can
NEVER detect what is plugged into what, therefore my Logitech headset
will not work.
Is there a way to just disable the damn thing and let pink = mic, green
= speakers, and blue - the headphone jack?


I have that too - ONLY with a Logitech headset! Autosense can be
disabled in the Sound Manager, AFAIK I seem to recall you even get
offered this when it complains that the device might not be connected??


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Sucks....
anyway, I have a set of speakers that has its own earphone jack. I'll
use that and the pink mic jack.

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Ian O wrote:
wrote:
That AC97 audio Configuration Application that comes with the board can
NEVER detect what is plugged into what, therefore my Logitech headset
will not work.
Is there a way to just disable the damn thing and let pink = mic, green
= speakers, and blue - the headphone jack?

I have that too - ONLY with a Logitech headset! Autosense can be
disabled in the Sound Manager, AFAIK I seem to recall you even get
offered this when it complains that the device might not be connected??


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Sucks....
anyway, I have a set of speakers that has its own earphone jack. I'll
use that and the pink mic jack.


Sorry, I never did work out what is not on the line of the Logitech Mic
that the sensor is looking for. And it is a good mic too! I stopped
using the on board sound and fitted a card for other reasons, so I can't
quite remember how to get round it. My new card has enough jacks not to
need assignments, I needed a permanent line-in and a rear speaker out,
for example. In general terms though, the Realtek sound on my Gigabyte
always sounded pretty good.


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