"BigM" <mindaugask_NOSPAM@centras.lt> wrote in message 
news:i5l3lt$ms$1@trimpas.omnitel.net...
> Su priekyje ausinių detektavimu neskubėk per daug. Blemba, mintinai 
> nepamenu, pas mane analogiškai buvo su Gigabyte motina, bet sprendimą 
> radau pagūglinęs.


Va radau pora variantų:
1.
Go to realtek manager in control panel. Click on audio i/o tab on the top. 
click on the setting button next to analog. There, tick "Disable Front Panel 
Jack Detection". Once you tick on that option, your front jack should start 
working. Another thing, my computer does not detect the headphone when I 
plug it in the front jack, it just works.

2.
Now, if your audio is built into your mobo like mine, you might be able to 
do what I did. What I finally did to fix the problem was to go to Device 
Manager and open the Sound, video and game controllers submenu. You should 
see a Realtek sound device, or maybe two if you've got both HD and AC'97. 
For both of these, double-click the device name, click the driver tab, and 
click the rollback driver button. Then, click the update driver button. 
Click the first choice, labelled something like "Search Automatically for 
Driver Software" (Sorry, don't know the exact name as I'm at a public 
computer right now and can't access that stuff). Windows 7 will 
automatically install the right drivers for the sound devices, and you 
should be good to hook.

Pats pasidariau 1. variantą, bet manau, kad 2. yra geresnis ir sau taip 
pasidarysiu.


Sėkmės.

P.S.: info paimta iš 
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/230110-10-realtek-front-panel-jack-working