Method 6: Disable Front Panel Jack Detection. Now, yes, I can disable this pop up, but that setting is never saved, which means whenever I plug the earbud in, the system will disable my laptop's mic. Just restart your PC and see if you’re able to resolve headphones not detected in Windows 10 issue. What I currently have here is 'Realtek (R) Audio' but not Realtek HD Audio Manager. Here I can select to ignore the earbud's mic, but this is not a great choice because every time I plug it in, that thing pops up, which is not good while gaming, for example. Mic is not working in 3.5mm jack, Realtek HD Audio Manager is missing For so many troubleshooting I've done and across all platforms, for unknown reason, every time I uninstall or try to change the drivers, it keeps on re-installing the same thing. Anyways, to achieve my desired setting I need to have this pop-up enabled for whenever I connect an audio device it asks me what it is.
Choose the Search automatically for drivers option. Right-click the Realtek Audio driver and select Update driver. Double-click on the Sound, video and game controllers option to expand it. I don't know why, I guess it has something to do with earthing/grounding but that's not the point here. Press the Windows key + X and select Device Manager. Depending on how your microphone displays in Device Manager, you might need to. Do I have to try updating BIOS (current 0232), or figure it out 'Realtek High. The earbud's mic is noisy on the PC despite it working great on my phone this happens with other earbuds too. You might be able to troubleshoot the microphone problem using Device Manager. Tried set up mic, didn't work So now I'm stuck, I installed the asus version back and don't know what to do.
That's not good because my laptop's mic works better for some reason. I have a laptop with combo audio jack, which means whenever I plug an earbud that has a mic, the machine will automatically detect that mic and disable the laptop's internal mic.
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