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Rear speaker output stopped working after an upgrade to something unrelated.

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16 hours ago, Universes said:

Is it set as the default device? Is use this device selected for device usage? Are the levels set correctly?

I turned on my pc today from shutdown and it works now. I'm an idiot for not doing that immediately.

Hello, so for some reason, my rear aux outputs on my pc quit working today after I opened up my pc and upgraded a hard drive. The front aux HD audio port works, but none of the aux jacks on the back are working now. Windows knows that I have the device selected, but no sound is coming out. So, what should I do to fix this?

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1 hour ago, gamagama69 said:

Windows knows that I have the device selected, but no sound is coming out.

If you go to control panel>sound>whatever your playback device is>properties does it say rear panel 3.5 mm jack?

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1 hour ago, Universes said:

If you go to control panel>sound>whatever your playback device is>properties does it say rear panel 3.5 mm jack?

yes, that's what I meant. The speakers audio device isn't making sound for some reason

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Is it set as the default device? Is use this device selected for device usage? Are the levels set correctly?

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16 hours ago, Universes said:

Is it set as the default device? Is use this device selected for device usage? Are the levels set correctly?

I turned on my pc today from shutdown and it works now. I'm an idiot for not doing that immediately.

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