Combo jack is not working

[Xescure]

Hello guys,

 

I just bought a new desktop computer with a lot of 3,5 mm jack ports. I have a headphone with a combo jack, unfortunately the "Realtek HD audio Manager" doesn't recognise that as a speaker AND a microphone. Is there a way that I could use it without an adapter? (motheboard: asus 270-a)

[COUPER MILLAR]

nope

[Mira Yurizaki]

4 minutes ago, Xescure said:

Hello guys,

 

I just bought a new desktop computer with a lot of 3,5 mm jack ports. I have a headphone with a combo jack, unfortunately the "Realtek HD audio Manager" doesn't recognise that as a speaker AND a microphone. Is there a way that I could use it without an adapter? (motheboard: asus 270-a)

Desktops normally don't have headphone + microphone combo jacks.

[raphidy]

3 minutes ago, Xescure said:

Hello guys,

 

I just bought a new desktop computer with a lot of 3,5 mm jack ports. I have a headphone with a combo jack, unfortunately the "Realtek HD audio Manager" doesn't recognise that as a speaker AND a microphone. Is there a way that I could use it without an adapter? (motheboard: asus 270-a)

You motherboard does not have a combo jack. So no, you need to hardware split it.

[Windows7ge]

No, when it comes to PC's unlike phones they use separate 3.5mm jacks for audio out/mic in. You'll need some type of adapter. Unless you want to chop up some cables and take a hand at using a soldering iron to rig up your own.

[tlink]

buy a y splitter for the correct combo jack standard.

[Xescure]

Thy for answers, I'll buy a splitter then...