Hmmm ... could you elaborate?
The audio output normally goes to a tiny speaker, and the cable insert redirects to the external amp.
I understand the insert switch is a _mechanical_ "either-or", and the OS doesn't know the difference.
Or is there some sort of OS decision happening when the plug is inserted?
Scratching my head here ...
Neil
On 11/6/2011 09:17A, RogerX19 wrote:
> go to the Toshiba website and see if there's a newer audio driver available
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>> My Toshiba laptop has a curious problem.
>> If I boot with the external audio cable plugged in, it's slower than molasses (15 seconds for screen updates).
>> However, if I boot with no external audio cable, it's normal, and THEN I can plug in the cable, and all is well.
>> Anyone have any ideas?
>> NEIL
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