Asus realtek audio manager device plugged in and unplugged repeating nothin in jack

#ASUS REALTEK AUDIO MANAGER DEVICE PLUGGED IN AND UNPLUGGED REPEATING NOTHIN IN JACK UPDATE#
#ASUS REALTEK AUDIO MANAGER DEVICE PLUGGED IN AND UNPLUGGED REPEATING NOTHIN IN JACK DRIVER#

Unpluuged at shutdown and replugged only after Windows 10 has fully restarted then the headphones continue to work. Also highlights yesterdays important discovery that if my headphones are

#ASUS REALTEK AUDIO MANAGER DEVICE PLUGGED IN AND UNPLUGGED REPEATING NOTHIN IN JACK DRIVER#

It such a common problem I hope it is looked into soon.Д®dited by JM - Driver screenshot corrected. I have published the above information in the hope that it helps someone else and so that MS Techs can see it. ( My Laptop is a 2014 Novatech with 16GB RAM Quad processor and 1TB Sata hard drive running genuine Win 10 from MS and genuine license.) This screenshot shows my HD driver information in device manager which I can see now is actually a

I am following the video instruction on this site. At present I can only put one screenshot into a post at a time. Still struggling with adding images to posts. Headphones are still working correctly, (Headphones are now being unplugged at computer shutdown and replugged only after Win10 completely restarted). More from John McLellan continuing from the above posts. I intend to post screenshots from Device Manager showing the working configuration.Д®dited by JM (see also new findings regarding unplugging headphones before starting computer). Maybe running the troubleshooter 'Troubleshoop Sound Problems' and it may need more than one restart in order for MS updates to complete. Seankeen's simple cure appears to work for me, it may need to be repeated after applying MS updates (time will tell).

#ASUS REALTEK AUDIO MANAGER DEVICE PLUGGED IN AND UNPLUGGED REPEATING NOTHIN IN JACK UPDATE#

Further restarts appeared to complete the update and the headphones started to work again. This particular problem seemed to be that a (Features) windows update had not completed fully and some of the sound software was only partially updated. I use headphones toДЄvoid disturbing others and they are important. MS Helpline seemed unaware of this problem despite the hundreds of posts on this subject. I continued to work on the problem myself. I contacted MS help, they told me my laptop had a hardware fault and I should contact my PC supplier.

Asus realtek audio manager device plugged in and unplugged repeating nothin in jack