08-20-2015, 03:50 AM
Does you laptop have Realtek HD audio by any chance? Their drivers and control panel have a lot of "advanced" features which are almost always broken, check to see if you have a specific control panel entry for it and disable basically as much of it as you don't need, especially any port detection.
The majority of audio problems I've come across are genuinely from using Realtek onboard audio, it's basically just cheap hardware every motherboard manufacturer throws in so you can make blips and bloops without spending much, despite it being billed as some kind of advanced system, what with it being "HD" and all, it's pretty much the lowest end audio hardware you'll come across.
The majority of audio problems I've come across are genuinely from using Realtek onboard audio, it's basically just cheap hardware every motherboard manufacturer throws in so you can make blips and bloops without spending much, despite it being billed as some kind of advanced system, what with it being "HD" and all, it's pretty much the lowest end audio hardware you'll come across.