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I had to reinstall Windows 11 to fix update porblems on my Asus ExpertBook.
Windoes got all the drivers from the net and all seemed to work fine...
BUT then I found trouble with the "Realtek Audio Console".
When I launch it it open a short blink and the closes.
Same happends when I pug something in to the 3,5" jack.
And the headset I pug in is not discovered either.
Have to be plugged in when I boot the system to be discovered.
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It's a B1500 and the CHipset IS Realtek. Check with HWinfo.
I have reinstalled all the drivers from the Asus website for my laptop.
That fixed the 3,5" hot-plug issue (it's now detecting in/out plugging).
But the "Realtek Audio Console" still crash (but that's no problem, don't use it anyway).
BUT my HDMI is still not hot-detecting. It needs to be plugged in at boot.
Plug in/out after (when Windows is running) does not work.
If it is plugged in it is not detected (even when clicking "Detect").
If it uplugged that is not detected either (still shows two displays).
Is there a service or task that I can check that does this detection?
Or is it the Intel display driver that should do this detection?
(now I have tried both orignial Asus driver and the latest).
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Thank you for the information. I would suggest to uninstall the audio console if you are still able to search, and download the software, then reinstall.
I have reinstalled all the drivers from the Asus website for my laptop.
That fixed the 3,5" hot-plug issue (it's now detecting in/out plugging).
But the "Realtek Audio Console" still crash (but that's no problem, don't use it anyway).
BUT my HDMI is still not hot-detecting. It needs to be plugged in at boot.
Plug in/out after (when Windows is running) does not work.
If it is plugged in it is not detected (even when clicking "Detect").
If it uplugged that is not detected either (still shows two displays).
Is there a service or task that I can check that does this detection?
Or is it the Intel display driver that should do this detection?
(now I have tried both orignial Asus driver and the latest).
That's correct. The HDMI audio is dependent on your display/GPU drivers. I would suggest trying to reinstall the graphic drivers from ASUS (Above link) then, please let me know how it goes. If issues still persist, we can try the official drivers from Intel.
