Windows 10: Realtek you just unplugged a device error

I am frequently getting notifications that I have unplugged my speakers from my rear audio jack. I have updated the latest drivers from the realtek website and it continues. I have tried different options with the jack detection but it persists.

Anyone else have this problem before?

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"Information: You just unplugged a device from the audio jack." - NOTIFICATIONS 24/7

Same issues

Motherboard: GA-Z170-HD3P

Intel Core i5-6600 @ 3.3GHz

16GB RAM

64 bit Windows 10 Fall Creators

Had to roll back to the old version of Windows. Hopefully a new build fixes it.

 

"Information: You just unplugged a device from the audio jack." - NOTIFICATIONS 24/7

I'm absolutely sick and tired of this. Every day, every hour, every three to ten minutes, I get this notification saying "Information: You just unplugged a device from the audio jack." all day long. It happens when I'm on my PC, or even when I'm not on my
PC. I can be away for almost twenty minutes and I'll hear the notifications going off constantly. I've had my PC for over four months and it's been happening since the day I got it. I can't take it anymore. I can't use it like this. It's brought my workflow
to a complete stop.

What is wrong with my computer? I've checked the audio jacks, and I'm pretty sure the wires aren't unplugging or plugging themselves. I mean lol, I've tried everything. I've tried connecting my speakers through the front panel audio jack, the back panel
audio jack, I've even tried not connecting to any audio jacks, the notifications won't stop. It usually happens when I'm making music, listening to music, watching a video, streaming a video, streaming music, and pretty much anything else that has to do with
media on my PC, it just always seems to pop up. I'm stumped.

I make music on my PC for a living, It's not the software program I use, in fact it's nothing that has ever been installed because I've done a system restore to factory setting, and then purposely not install anything, but the alerts continue to pop up.





THIS IS A SCREENSHOT OF IT HAPPENING, OF A SCREENSHOT OF IT HAPPENING! (no you didn't read that wrong).

Specs:

CyperPowerPC - gxi630

Windows 10 Home

Intel Core i7-6700k 4.0GHz

8GB RAM

64-bit OS, x64-based processor

 

Hi Wookieschnitzel.

While I'm not having this issue I would recommend you try an older driver, especially if this just started.


Ken

 

It's a brand new PC. The error has been happening since installation. Could it be a conflict between Nvidia audio and Realtek?

 

Honestly it could be anything.

When this happens is anything being recorded In Reliability History or the Event Manager?

 

A couple of events were in the reliability history. Usermode font driver host - stopped working. IntelCpHDCPSvc executable - stopped working.
In the event viewer was a lot. Distributed computing, Service control manager, application error, user device registration, wininit, device setup manager, Kernel pnp

 

Have you run sfc /scannow

The next time it happens could you get the exact time and then look into event manager. Need to narrow down to get to cause.

Not sure who instigates and who is being pushed. Are the font driver and the Intel item happen around the same time. If so which happens first.

I would key in IntelCphDCPSvc. Looks like it is part of intel graphics. I would see if there is a newer driver. It it continues to give problems then I would suggest getting graphics driver from MB Vendor.

I would recommend you make an image of your system using a tool like Macrium reflect.

 

Yes, I have this occur on my PC from time to time. Usually on startup. Mine says that "something" has been disconnected, not specifically speakers. It has occurred through a few driver updates. I can't remember now if it ever happened when this PC was still on Windows 7.
I have been ignoring it. Since the audio works fine and it is just a notification. I don't see it being a problem worth any amount of time.

I suspect it has something to do with the Audio Manager Utility software. On startup the Realtek HD Audio Manager recognizes that there is nothing connected to a jack but "remembers" there was something there previously in error.