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Hi, Hoping someone can help. Digital Everywhere Firedtv Drivers more. My current sound driver is Soundmax Integrated Digital HD Audio. And from what I remember has always been.

I've downloaded it a few times from the Toshiba site for my computer and it always comes back to this driver. The problem I have is that somewhere along the line it has lost sound in the headphone jack.

I can no longer tell if i have a hardware problem or if the jack is broken. I now have Windows 7 installed but the problem was there when I had the original Vista program installed. A few things my system tells me(Don't know if it helps) Location 0 (Internal High Definition Audio Bus) C: Windows system32 drivers ADIHdAud.sys C: Windows system32 drivers drmk.sys C: Windows system32 drivers portcls.sys If i can't fix this because it is the jack can anyone tell me of another line for sound out I could use please? Possibly USB. Thanks for reading.

Hi Fact is that if you can hear the sound coming from the speakers then the sound driver is OK! The sound card seems to work properly. You said also the headphone port didn’t work with previous installed Vista and also with Win 7. In such case I doubt is a settings or software related issue It sounds more like something wrong with the headphone jack The headphone jack contains an tiny switch which switches between speakers and headphones. Maybe this part is faulty and should be fixed by an ASP.