Which device did you plug in Windows 10
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This is a feature of your system's audio software. Show RealTek is the main one that I've seen that prompts by default. That can be turned back on by going into control panel (Windows Key+R, Control) and going into Realtek HD Audio Manager. From there the interface isn't always the same. For me, there is a folder icon in the upper-right which when clicked shows a few options, including "Disable front panel jack detection" and "Enable auto popup dialog...". The latter is turned off when you tell the popup not to show again. Recently I got Dell Inspiron laptop. Every time I plug in my headphones it prompts me with this dialog Is there a way to disable this prompt? I never get such prompt on other laptops. Other Info OS: Windows 10. asked Feb 10, 2017 at 2:40
Rakesh JuyalRakesh Juyal 2,0616 gold badges23 silver badges26 bronze badges 2 To Enable or Disable In Windows 10 on a DELL
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3 Try this:
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Yisroel TechYisroel Tech 5,0792 gold badges17 silver badges25 bronze badges 9 This worked for me with realtek audio console -- Disabling Realtek audio notification on Windows 10 Go to Settings > System > Notifications and actions and under Get notifications from these senders, scroll down and turn off answered May 18, 2019 at 9:53
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This removed the prompt for me, and I've had no trouble with audio so far. Not sure what else these do but you can always enable individually if you wish. (N.B.
In older versions of Windows, these start-up options may be in Win+R > answered Aug 23, 2017 at 8:23
DuncDunc 2731 gold badge2 silver badges12 bronze badges I was receiving a prompt with the same text, but a different appearance. I resolved it by searching the start menu for "Realtek Audio Console", then clicking "Device advanced settings" -> "Enable Jack detection when device is plugged in" -> Off answered Oct 31, 2018 at 1:21
cowlinatorcowlinator 6371 gold badge7 silver badges16 bronze badges 1 If you have an Alienware use Alienware audio advanced then jack info that is actually how I enabled mine works to disable too. answered May 20, 2018 at 4:51
They have removed that check box "show popup ..." from the prompt in the latest version. You cannot uninstall as well. But I went to "services", disabled Waves Audio Service and rebooted. No more annoying pop-up when I plug in the headphones. Thank you all for your responses. This is the hopeless feature that anybody can implement - what an horrible business usecase? who needs this functionality???? answered Jan 2, 2019 at 17:37
2 OK, so I was trying to turn it back on after accidentally turning it off. My answer is a combination of MST's and Chad's answers on this page but with pictures since neither worked on their own.
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CJ DennisCJ Dennis 9412 gold badges13 silver badges31 bronze badges How do you fix which device did you plug in Windows 10?Click the folder icon just above and to the right of where it says analog back panel and just below Device Advanced settings. Uncheck Enable auto popup dialog when device has been plugged in. Click OK twice. Now, restart the computer and check the issue.
What device did you plug in line mean?If you select Line In, you will not be able to use the mic on the headset and your PC will instead continue to use the built-in mic. If you connect a stand-alone mic to the jack, and select mic in, you will be able to use the mic for recording but any audio will still be output via the speakers on your system.
How do you enable Which device did you plug in Windows 11?-In Control Panel, select Large icons from the View by drop down menu. -Select Sound. -Right click the Headphone Microphone and click Enable.
How do I connect an audio device to Windows 10?Add a device to a Windows 10 PC. Select Start > Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices.. Select Add Bluetooth or other device and follow the instructions.. |
