Dv2000 Vista sp1 external sound

Recently upgraded Vista to SP1 and since then the external headphone/speaker jacks do not operate properly. I can hear Test sounds through Headphones but the Internal speakers do not cut out when external devices plugged in. If playing dvd via Quickplay there is no sound from the external jacks at all.
Sound Driver for Conexant HD2 updated to 4.36.7.61
dv2000, T2130, Vista SP1 32-bit, 1MB, 120GB

Tis very sad and poor situation then.. I hadn't bothered checking how well my onboard mobo sound was like(I mean it works fine in XP, but I obviously I used the X-Fi as the default sound device... Right now I've gone back and set the XP install as default partition to boot, can't be doing with so many of Fista's poor issues ontop of creatives sound drivers ..
but onboard is nForce Audio.. anyone know if onboard audio with nvidia's drivers work better
and what new soundcard does creative have out that does suppose Vista 00% effienciently, better than the x-fi cards .. just noticed MS is further changing(plucking up) the audio stack with extra useless stuff.. And with creatives current track record it would be absolutly stupid to buy any audio hardware from them seeing MS couldn't get get Win7 kicked out the door soon enough to replace Fista.
http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Charl...-capabilities/
just how well would any of creatives current new sound cards qualify for Win7 after listening to that.. just can't believe Audiodg.exe takes up so much cpu% and now they are trying to add more useless noob features...
I don't want to complelty blame creative on this because quite frankly I wouldn't put it past MS to make stupid changes and expect every hardware maker to follow suit...its what they do and they really don't get enough flak for it tbh.

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Glad to here it working
Not sure on your model but on dv2000 models I worked on I was able to replace the headset jack board by removing all screws from lower casing, removing rear button panel then just lift front palm rest & have easy'ish access to jack board 2 screws & ribbon connector.
Hope your jack board lasts a while ...
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