It also doesn't show up in the "sound" >"configure" image, nor "test". Under "audio Channels" there is only one option listed "stereo", but this is a 2.1 (or 4.1? - I'm guessing 2.1 because its a laptop with 2 internals and an external sub). Other than that notification, it doesn't seem to be recognized by the system. There is no other sign of the subwoofer except for a Realtek notification which tells me it's been plugged in or unplugged. There is a small electronic click when you plug it in or restart the PC.
Choose your output device in the submenu of output soundĬ.The subwoofer is not being recognized by the system. right-click the audio icon in the right side of the system and select as shown below :ī. Q1: No audio output from Motherboard Audio I/O port？Ī1: Please confirm whether the correct output device was selected or not.Ī.
Windows 10 OS Audio 2, 4, 5.1 or 7.1-channel configurationĬonnect headphone or 2-channel speakers to lime portĬonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to black port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to black port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to orange port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to black port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to orange port, connect side speaker to light blue port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to light blue port as shown below:Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to light blue port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to pink port as shown below：Ĭonnect front speaker to lime port, connect rear speaker to light blue port, connect center/subwoofer speaker to pink port, connect side speaker to front panel audio headphone port of computer case,ģ-1: click Windows startup menu ，click itemģ-2：click speakers in Realtek Audio Control APPģ-3：Select the channel in the submenu of speakers Audio I/O connections setting and Audio 2, 4, 5.1 or 7.1-channel configurationģ.
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