Vista - VIA AC'97 Enhanced Audio Controller Port Mix-up.

When I Installed Vista My Sound Card Was Not Working. I Plugged In The
Microphone To Test The Speech Recognition, (No Luck, As I Am British. It
Mistaked "Start" For "Press End Key".) After That I Tested The Sound Again.
No Sound From The Speakers, But From The Microphone? Somehow, The Microphone
Socket (As I Have Discovered) Takes In And Out Sound. Microphone, Line In And
Line Out.

The Correct Order (From The Left Hand Side) Is:
Microphone - Line Out - Line In.
Include With Next Driver For Vista Released. (ex: RC1)

Ps: I Am Using An Asus K Series.

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I seem to have the same problem - Speakers are working fine, the line-in jack
works very quietly on maximum level, but the microphone is not working at
all. From what i gathered it's a problem with the VIA Audio driver that can
not ehnace enough the incoming signal from the incoming jacks.

VIA website does not have any audio drivers, the autoupdate of the driver by
Microsoft says I have the latest.

What can I do?

Please please help me...



"RHY3756547" wrote:

> When I Installed Vista My Sound Card Was Not Working. I Plugged In The
> Microphone To Test The Speech Recognition, (No Luck, As I Am British. It
> Mistaked "Start" For "Press End Key".) After That I Tested The Sound Again.
> No Sound From The Speakers, But From The Microphone? Somehow, The Microphone
> Socket (As I Have Discovered) Takes In And Out Sound. Microphone, Line In And
> Line Out.
>
> The Correct Order (From The Left Hand Side) Is:
> Microphone - Line Out - Line In.
> Include With Next Driver For Vista Released. (ex: RC1)
>
> Ps: I Am Using An Asus K Series.
>
> ----------------
> This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
> suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
> Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
> link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
> click "I Agree" in the message pane.
>
> http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/com...rdware_devices