That manual sure is a jim dandy not one bit of the audio covered.
Sorry I'm not better help but I seen this issue post and first thing that popped in to my mind was that darn gigabyte board i had ,and how it did this crap. This board has the realtek brand name on it and it was just plug it in a settings bubble popped up from the audio manager icon click in the activate thing and it worked with out having to fish around to get it to as with the asus and giga. [also seemed like my old asus 990fx sabertooth was a asus realtek and I had to fight the set up with it as like I did wioth the gigabyte I had. I do know when I buy a board I look at thgis now before I buy to see if the manager shows realtek or the motherboards brand name and avoid the one s that don't have realtek.
What I'm saying is there using realtek chipsets but that one maybe a asus modified for extra options
Looking at what you said at asus support that one model don't claim realtek and don't match the rev #'s of the other 2 also a higher rev # with a older date ? This guy seems to of had to buy a adaptor ? Google that asus model around with cant get mic / head set to work and see if any forums posted the same like issue and maybe show a resolve ?Įxternal earphone (microphone ) losts its function brand name like I showed at the bottom of the manager. if you use the ''realtek'' drivers outside the ones the motherboards support page offers you may loos features added in by the motherboard maker [[ I guess that's why you eather get a board with a real realtek or the realtek under the asus, msi, giga, asrock, ect. the first 2 times we got it working as soon as you left the game or shut down or unplugged the mic it reverted back to not working and had to set it up over and over to make it work, the we did something got it working full time when as needed with out going back over settingsĪnother thing I cant recall is if you got the motherboard branded realtek. My giga board and getting the mic / headset for gaming to work was a challenge as well for some reason but a bit of trial and error in the settings finally got it working the 3ed time. Like I say, it is realtek hardware, but its modified by the board manufacture and why it has there logo and not realtek's logo.
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