ThinkPad: 11e (Windows), 13, E and Edge series Laptops. ThinkPad: S Series, ThinkPad Yoga and Twist Laptops. ThinkPad: X Series Tablet and Helix Laptops. ThinkPad: P and W Series Mobile Workstations. ThinkPad: T400 / T500 and newer T series Laptops. Recently Released Critical Drivers - Read Only. Recently Released Service Tips - Read Only. The issue i'd like to solve is that on pluging the headphones in when the volume is set high on the internal speaker the same volume is deafening when you plug in the headphones. I was wondering if it is possible to separate the two in some way either via driver settings or modification, new software, or connecting the pins in such a way as to see them separated in e.g. It won't, however, seperate the internal speakers from the headphones. This, I think, shows the microphone that is part of the headphones as a seperate device in the recordings tab. 
I have had the same experience as MooseMonkey where pulging in wired headphones is shown as speakers in sound settings, and no seperate columb is present in the sound mixer to differenciate between headphones and internal speaker.Īdditionally have tried to ''seperate all input jacks as input devices'' in the realtek control panel. Hello, I'm aware this is marked as solved but I would like futher clarification and advice pertinent to this topic.
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