Windows 10: Connector Settings of Realtek HD Audio Manager doesn't show "Enable popup dialogue when...

I accidentally clicked disable popup dialogue when device is plugged in and I've re-installed and updated the hd realtek audio manager. Now there is absolutely no way to go back, so I don't understand how to fix the issue. My headset microphone doesn't work anymore either at all, and just detects the computer microphone.


What can I do? Screenshots are below:






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Realtek hd audio manager

Yeah . I just do that but when I restart laptop the fisrt 10 second the device it show Realtek HD audio so after that it show Realtek r console ,and popup the installer of realtek HD audio. It occur about 10time when i restart.

 

Audio socket dialogue box

Method 1:

As you are using Realtek HD Audio, I would suggest you to try these steps and check if it helps.

Enable auto-popup

a. Press Windows key + X, choose Control Panel, select Hardware and sound.

b. Scroll down and select Realtek HD Audio Manager.

c. Click folder icon just above and to the right of where it says analog back panel and just below Device Advanced settings.

d. Click Enable auto popup dialog when device has been plugged in.

e. Click OK twice.

f. Now, restart computer and check the issue.

Method 2:

If the issue persists, I would suggest you to set the headphone or speaker that you are connecting as default and check if it helps.

a) Right click on the volume icon in the system tray and then click "Recording devices".

b) Right click on the blank space in the popped up window and then select "Show Disabled Devices" and "Show Disconnected Devices".

c) Right click on Headphone and then click "Enable".

d) Highlight the microphone and then choose "Set as Default Device".

e) Click Apply and Ok.

 

Audio socket dialogue box

Dear Jon,

Thanks for the detailed instructions.

Concerning Method 1:

First, Windows Key + X - Control Panel does appear in the list.

I accessed it by Typing "Control Panel" in the search field next to the Start Button on the Task Bar.

Then after selecting "Hardware and Sound" the Realtek HD Audio Manager does not appear in the list.

Apparently this is a well known issue with Windows 10. I have not taken steps to resolve that issue yet.

Concerning Method 2:

I have followed your instructions carefully but it did not resolve the issue.

I was able to resolve the issue of getting the Audio Popup Dialogue Box to reappear in the following way:

Windows Key + X then I selected the Device Manager.

From the "Sound, video & game controllers" I right clicked "Realtek Audio" and selected Properties.

In the dialogue box that appeared I selected the Driver tab and clicked on Update driver.

I clicked on "Browse my computer for driver software" and "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer"

Then I selected "Realtek Audio" and clicked Next.

Windows then reinstalled the drivers.

After doing this the "Which device did you plug in" dialogue box appeared when I plugged something into the audio socket.

So the immediate issue of getting the dialogue box back is solved but the Realtek HD Audio Manager still does not appear in the list of Hardware and Sound from the Control Panel. Any advice you can give to resolve that issue I would greatly appreciate.

Thanks for all you help so far. I hope this finds you well.