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Red light Issue On Headphone jack (Asus N53S)

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by upNup, Nov 4, 2014.

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  1. upNup

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    yes
     
    upNup, Nov 6, 2014
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    do you really think a driver issue is responsible for a red light switching on or off ? I mean the jack itself works for using as a regular headphone jack but not for digital hookup so when I connect to tosslink cable, there is no red light..
     
    upNup, Nov 6, 2014
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    it is either a software issue or a hardware issue, software can be reloaded but hardware means take the laptop apart to fix or live with the problem, which do you want it to be.
     
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    I have not added or replaced any hardware so it must be software I guess...what is stange to me is that with millions of users, I have not been able to find this exact issue in many forums I searched...regardless of the laptop maker or model (non Mac)...as I mentioned before..the only "red light" issue I found was for Mac Books
     
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    reinstall both the intel & nvidia video drivers.
     
    ddp, Nov 6, 2014
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    just did.. no change, i called ASUS again and they told me to reset Bios but the no S/PDIF to switch on or off in the "advanced" section of Bios...does anyone know if i need to tinker with the Bios at this point..it seems like all else has failed..Oh btw, the red light does not come on during boot either...for the record.

    rgrds
     
    upNup, Nov 10, 2014
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    do as asus says about bios.
     
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    As i mentioned in previous response...i got into the Bios but this supposed option to "switch S/PDIF on or off" is nowhere to be seen.. i also checked the "advanced"..to see if it may be hidden there but no dice.
     
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    I woke up today to find out that I have the red light back again...the strange thing is I don't know what I did to enable it again...thanks for all those who took the time to respond.

    unNup
     
    upNup, Nov 18, 2014
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