No audio issue?

[skullrebell]

So my computer if i plug into the front io or rear io just delivers a poping and cliping, but when ever i choose something to play ie youtube video or music, it plays no audio,  just the clicking, i have tried it with my logitech 5:1 speakers and my razer headset and am getting the exact same results, any ideas on how to resolve? this is my third topic on the subject as noone has replied to any of them.

[neebuilda]

Try downloading the audio drivers for your motherboard?  And make sure the audio cable is plugged in all the way into the motherboard.(mine wasnt)

[skullrebell]

Try downloading the audio drivers for your motherboard?  And make sure the audio cable is plugged in all the way into the motherboard.(mine wasnt)

i have no idea how to download or install drivers, also they were working fine until about 4 days ago.

[neebuilda]

i have no idea how to download or install drivers, also they were working fine until about 4 days ago.

Go onto the manufacturers website and there should be a section with the right drivers for your mobo.  But if it was working before then that might not be the issue so....no idea from me then. Hope you get it sorted.

[skullrebell]

Go onto the manufacturers website and there should be a section with the right drivers for your mobo.  But if it was working before then that might not be the issue so....no idea from me then. Hope you get it sorted.

so i found a part on asus's website that has info on audio drivers, but i have no idea how to instal them

[imthewalrus]

Do you have a laptop or a desktop? If you have a desktop there is most likely a port in the back were you can plug in your headphone (most likely it is green), plug them in through there and if the issue is solved then you have a faulty front audio port. If the issue is still on going, install the drivers through the manufacturer's website.

 

To install just download the driver labeled audio from the manufacturer's website, double click the install file (usually is a .exe file), and follow the steps. Don't forget to reboot. 

[skullrebell]

Do you have a laptop or a desktop? If you have a desktop there is most likely a port in the back were you can plug in your headphone (most likely it is green), plug them in through there and if the issue is solved then you have a faulty front audio port. If the issue is still on going, install the drivers through the manufacturer's website.

 

To install just download the driver labeled audio from the manufacturer's website, double click the install file (usually is a .exe file), and follow the steps. Don't forget to reboot. 

this is a custom desktop, and ive tried my logitech 5:1 that uses teh orange black and green audio ports, and ive tried my singe 3.5mm jack headphones in front and rear in, they arent working, i have tried rebooting, and when i downloaded from asus's website, it gave a folder with a bunch of exe files.

[skullrebell]

my mother board is an asus m5a99fx pro r2.0 if that helps?

[skullrebell]

yeah, the drivers from asus's website didnt fix the issue at all

[skullrebell]

yeah, the drivers from asus's website didnt fix the issue at all

 

Do you have a laptop or a desktop? If you have a desktop there is most likely a port in the back were you can plug in your headphone (most likely it is green), plug them in through there and if the issue is solved then you have a faulty front audio port. If the issue is still on going, install the drivers through the manufacturer's website.

 

To install just download the driver labeled audio from the manufacturer's website, double click the install file (usually is a .exe file), and follow the steps. Don't forget to reboot. 

[imthewalrus]

When you plug it in, Does your computer recognized that you plugged headphones in?

[skullrebell]

When you plug it in, Does your computer recognized that you plugged headphones in?

its always recognized the speakers and my headset, and it shows audio being sent to them, however i keep getting poping noises even when im not playing anything, also, now that i tried to up date the audio drivers, my computer wont send signal to my monitor using dvi and my cpu was over heating as it was in a loop of trying to open windows after it blue screened.

[imthewalrus]

its always recognized the speakers and my headset, and it shows audio being sent to them, however i keep getting poping noises even when im not playing anything, also, now that i tried to up date the audio drivers, my computer wont send signal to my monitor using dvi and my cpu was over heating as it was in a loop of trying to open windows after it blue screened.

 

Have you tried resetting your bios? Sounds like your motherboard is going bad. 

[skullrebell]

and now i cant even get it to boot to windows anymore wonderful.

[skullrebell]

Have you tried resetting your bios? Sounds like your motherboard is going bad. 

my motherbord is less than 2 months in my posession, and i have no idea what your talking about.

[dragoon20005]

and now i cant even get it to boot to windows anymore wonderful.

is the PC going into a boot cycle or refuse to power up?

[skullrebell]

is the PC going into a boot cycle or refuse to power up?

boot cycle and freezing

[dragoon20005]

boot cycle and freezing

Clear the cmos and reseat everything inside.