all of a sudden, "line-in" is not being recognised by software such as audacity, diligent waveforms etc.
i thought i must have blown the inputs, but things are ok if i run win7
i have checked audio settings / uninstalled re-install drivers
i think its maybe due to the last win10 update???
i thought i must have blown the inputs, but things are ok if i run win7
i have checked audio settings / uninstalled re-install drivers
i think its maybe due to the last win10 update???
It may be a driver issue and require the correct one for the line inputs to be recognised, I have a Dell Vostro laptop from 2012 and a Precision Mobile Workstation and both need the correct Driver for the inputs to work. I've a feeling for the Precision that it is the 'Dell Optimiser' driver that provides that functionality.
Given yours works on W7 suggests this may well be the reason.
Have you tried the W7 driver on your W10 install.
Given yours works on W7 suggests this may well be the reason.
Have you tried the W7 driver on your W10 install.
hello mooly!
drivers for win7/8/10 from dell
uninstalled all elements in "device manager", and then proceeded to install
none of the three worked
maybe future win10 updates will fix the issue 🤣
drivers for win7/8/10 from dell
uninstalled all elements in "device manager", and then proceeded to install
none of the three worked
maybe future win10 updates will fix the issue 🤣
I'd try to the get generic drivers from REALTEK. Dell have gone down a dark path with their audio drivers. They've produced some buggy auto-dsp input-sensing garbage.
Failing that, get another 7010 from Ebay - they're about £10.
Failing that, get another 7010 from Ebay - they're about £10.
More in hope than expectation I suspect.
If you suspect a Windows update then you might try uninstalling to see if that helps:
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/5486-uninstall-windows-update-windows-10-a.html