If none of that solves the problem, I would get a can of DeOxIt. It's sometimes possible to plug the Audio cable in upside down, despite being "Keyed." It looks to be labelled "JAUD1" & it's the bottom most interconnect on the board. Likewise, there will be a corresponding blank (no pin hole) slot on the plug at the end of the wire. Looking at your mobo schematic, there will be a blank pin-space on the male connector on the mobo at the top row of pins, second to last from the rear of the board. Unplug the audio connector at the motherboard & make sure the pins are clean & not bent or broke off & that the leads are secure in the little plastic connector (a missing or loose pin-out can ruin your day) & make sure the connector properly aligns. If that isn't the issue, my next suggestion is to make sure that your connections are all tight & that none of the wires are loose. Found out later that I was plugged into the Line-In instead of the headphone jack.
This is gonna sound stupid & seem patronizing, but it's not meant to.Īre you actually plugging the headset into the headphone input? Cause I built a new system (without color coded inputs, yay) & not only did I initially reverse the sub/center channel & surrounds for the speaker outs, but the damn headphone & line-in jacks at the front of my new case were reversed! I plugged in headphones, they were stupidly low & had interference &, so I just plugged them into my speakers.
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