Windows 10: Motherboard back IO mic jack not detected by Windows

System Information:Motherboard: Asus PRIME B450M-K IIWindows Edition: Windows 10 Home Windows Version: 22H2Headset: Razer BlackShark V2 XNotes:*I am using the Headphone splitter that came included with the headset which looks similar to one I found a picture of on amazon: https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/618Pgt5v2iL._AC_SX466_.jpg*multiple sources stated that if the headset's mic button was pushed down muted the system won't detect it, However, the mute button is not pushed down.This can be seen in this post: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/razer-blackshark-v2-x-micr

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Front Panel Mic Not been detected

So I am using a gaming headset and a splitter to be able to use the mic of it. the problem is that the front panel jack for the mic doesn't detect the microphone. The rear panel does work and the mic turns on when connected to the back. A weird thing is
that if I connect the headphone part of the splitter into the microphone jack I can listen as if I connected it to the headphone jack. It detects headphones but no microphone. The rest of the front panel works normally is just the microphone jack.

I have already tried reinstalling realtek, I disable and enable realtek from detecting front panel.

Any suggestions?

My motherboard is gigabyte H110N

 

Mic Jack not Working


Hi

Bought this mic on amazon recently
Amazon.com: Neewer® Mini 3.5mm Flexible Microphone Mic for PC Laptop Skype (2X Microphones): Computers Accessories

When i connect the Mic to the Jack on the motherboard or my CPU nothing happens
Windows 10 does not detect and nothing happens.

My Specs are on my Profile

What am I missing here?!?
Please help!!

 

Mic not detected with combo headphone mic jack on laptop.

There are LOTS of these threads that are locked with no answer. It's very frustrating that there ins't a way to toggle windows to use the combo speaker or headset mic combo jack as a mic only when it's not detected automatically and only a mic is plugged
in!

Windows developers need to recognize that laptop manufactures are now and have been for YEARS only putting in a single audio jack and give us the ability to choose how windows uses the jack.

3 options need to be easily accessible from the system tray sound icon.

1. Combo Speakers/Mic. (default)

2. Mic only.

I'm only trying to hook up an external mic to the audio jack. I'll probably end up buying a USB mic adapter.