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Initial problems with first buildaudio

Initial problems with first buildaudio

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Phanic_ATD
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05-17-2020, 03:39 PM
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I've just assembled a PC using an MSI B550-A pro and a standard Bluetooth adapter. I have two concerns: 1. I'm attempting to play games with my brother and can only hear audio, not any voice input. On the front media panel there are distinct audio and microphone ports, but I can't connect anything through them. I've tested various ports on both the front and back, using USB 2 and three different versions. When I connect AirPods or my Q20i headphones, they recognize it as audio and work fine. However, when I try to use it in Windows settings (version 11), it stops recognizing audio altogether. It seems like the issue might be hardware-related rather than Bluetooth. 2. I own two audio cables—one with HD audio and an AC'97, the other black USB and an Italian-colored 5V cable. These connect to the lower front media panel, while the audio cable goes to the upper panel. I haven't connected any of these to the motherboard, and I wasn't told about them in the guide. I'm a bit confused about their purpose.
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05-17-2020, 03:39 PM #1

I've just assembled a PC using an MSI B550-A pro and a standard Bluetooth adapter. I have two concerns: 1. I'm attempting to play games with my brother and can only hear audio, not any voice input. On the front media panel there are distinct audio and microphone ports, but I can't connect anything through them. I've tested various ports on both the front and back, using USB 2 and three different versions. When I connect AirPods or my Q20i headphones, they recognize it as audio and work fine. However, when I try to use it in Windows settings (version 11), it stops recognizing audio altogether. It seems like the issue might be hardware-related rather than Bluetooth. 2. I own two audio cables—one with HD audio and an AC'97, the other black USB and an Italian-colored 5V cable. These connect to the lower front media panel, while the audio cable goes to the upper panel. I haven't connected any of these to the motherboard, and I wasn't told about them in the guide. I'm a bit confused about their purpose.

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