Windows 10: you just unplugged/plugged a device from the audio jack, keeps popping up need help

my computer is window 10, and the pop window " you just plugged a device from the audio jack then after that you just unplugged a device from the audio jack"help me to fix this :

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Does Windows log when you plug in / unplug an audio device from a 3.5mm jack?

When an audio device is plugged/unplugged from the 3.5mm jack, does Windows log that anywhere?

Not by default. You have to write an app to detect plug in/plug out. Note the jack has to support jack-presence detection.

See Device Events - Windows applications | Microsoft Docs for more information and sample code.

You can extend the sample code to log to a file or create a custom user define event in the event log.

Suggestion:

• Add code to use your built in webcam to take a photo of the culprit.
  

 

You just unplugged a device in the audio jack, pop up.

Hi, I keep getting this pop up (You just unplugged a device in the audio jack every fifteen minutes). Why? and how can I stop it.

.Thank you very much.

Michel Hébert

 

Plugged In / Unplugged In Device Messages Constantly

Hi there, a couple weeks ago I had an "accident" on the laptop, and initially everything was messed up, such as when I would press a certain letter it would type something else and I couldn't log in immeadiately. Everything is now functioning again, except the audio. The problem is that the audio is completely mute.

There was a red x on the Speaker icon and I pressed it and I restarted the laptop. So when I logged back in, the red x is gone, but there is a message that keeps popping up and saying:

B&O
Information
You just plugged a device from the audio jack
Realtek HD Audio Manager

And then:

B&O
Information
You just unplugged a device from the audio jack
Realtek HD Audio Manager

And it keeps going back and forth between the "plugged" messages and the "unplugged" messages. The messages in in the bottom right on a rectangular black/grey tab. Even now the messages are still popping up constantly.

I have a feeling there could be an almost simple solution to this problem. Do you think maybe either I could use headphones or attach an outside speaker to it or something?

Just so it might help matters, the laptop is a Hewlett-Packard Pavilion and of course I'm on Windows 10 using Firefox.

Has anyone had a similar or same situation happen? I am open to different suggestions and then maybe I could sort out answers and pick out which might seem like the best possible solutions.

So I'll be right back in some hours later.