Audio control no longer pops up when speakers are plugged in - NB200 w/ Windows XP SP3

Previously, when I plugged speakers or headphones into the jack on my laptop, a control would pop up asking me to select headphone or line out (amongst other things). There was also a check box to prevent the window from popping up again. I checked it, and now I'm stuck with line out. The laptop's internal speaker doesn't shut off no matter what I plug in. That's a problem if I want to use headphones.
Does anyone know how to access those controls? I can't find them anywhere, and it's not referenced in the manual from Toshiba.
I have a Toshiba NB200 running Windows XP SP3.
- Ian
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Ian, I will describe for you how to do that on my Win 7 machine. It may or may not be the same for your XP machine. Go to Control Panel/Realtek HD Audio Manager/look in upper right corner for a very small yellow folder icon. Click that and you will be able to check a box for "Enable pop-up dialog when device has been plugged in".
I hope it works for you.
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