K9VGM-V JAUD1 Jumpers

Hi all,
Just a quickie....
Just got my new MoBo (K9VGM-V) and reading through the manual before the build - yes I do read the manual sometimes
In the manual it says that if I don't want a front panel audio connector I have to jump pins 5&6 and 9&10 to route audio to the rear jacks via the JAUD1 pin-out.
But there are no jumpers to put on these pins, do I have to buy some jumpers or should they have been included with the new board?
Regards,
Steve.

Quote from: Paffman on 30-April-08, 17:56:58
Hi all,
Just a quickie....
Just got my new MoBo (K9VGM-V) and reading through the manual before the build - yes I do read the manual sometimes
In the manual it says that if I don't want a front panel audio connector I have to jump pins 5&6 and 9&10 to route audio to the rear jacks via the JAUD1 pin-out.
But there are no jumpers to put on these pins, do I have to buy some jumpers or should they have been included with the new board?
Regards,
Steve.
I had the same issue... I did it and it works:
1. Update your realtek audio driver to the lastest (today is the R2.56)
2. Go to the "Realtek HD Audio Manager" in control panel
3. Go to "Audio I/O"
4. Go to "connector settings" (at right hand of ANALOG)
5. Check "Disable front panel jack detection" ()
6. Click OK
And that's all!!! test it, it works!!!
excuse my english translation, I'm spanish speaker.
regards from Colombia

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