Press Windows key + R to open up a Run box.The quickest way to inspect if your PC is using the correct audio drivers is via Device Manager. Your computer might fail to recognize your headphones because Windows is not using the correct audio drivers or the drivers where corrupted after a bad installation – happens frequently when users update from an older version to Windows 10. Some affected users have managed to resolve the issue and get their PC to recognize their headphones by updating to the latest audio drivers available. If your PC is still unable to detect your headphones/headset, continue with Method 2.Ģ. At the next startup, see if the issue has been resolved. Once the change has been performed, close “ Realtek HD Audio Manager” and restart your computer.Note: If you have an older version of the Realtek HD Audio manager, go to Connector settings and enable the checkbox associated with Disable front panel jack detection. Click on Device advanced settings and select Separate all input jacks as independent input devices, then hit Ok to save the changes.In Control Panel, select Hardware and Sound then click on Realtek HD Audio Manager.Then, type “ control” in the Run box and hit Enter to open Control Panel. Here’s a quick guide on disabling headphone jack detection from the Realtek software: Note: This method won’t be applicable if you’re not using Realtek HD Audio Manager to manage your sound streams. This seems like an isolated Realtek software bug and might not occur in every version. By disabling the headphone’s jack detection from the front panel jack, some users have managed to get their headphones recognized. Some users have discovered that this issue occurs because of the way that the Realtek software manages the panel jacks.
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