I have uninstalled the new DVD and reverted Windows 7 to the state it was a few days ago - but that didn't do the trick. Oh, and the headset doesn't come with a driver. Right-click the speaker icon on your taskbar and select 'Playback Devices'. Do you see icons for your speakers and headphones now? You may need to enable both of these. I would suggest you to run the Hardware and Sound trouble shooter and check whether.
Type troubleshooting in start search box and select 'Troubleshooting' form the list. Click 'Hardware and Sound' and select 'Playing Audio'. Thank you and Regards. Visit our Microsoft Answers Feedback Forum and let us know what you think. Was this reply helpful?
On the search box of Control Panel, type in troubleshooting and select Troubleshooting from the list. The above screen shot shows the problem of my device, yours should be different. If you have detected the problem, but you are not sure how to fix it, please leave a comment and we will see what we can do to help.
PRO TIP : It is always suggested that you keep your audio card driver updated so as to avoid any unwanted problem like this one. To keep the device driver updated, you need to constantly check the manufacturer website for possible release of the latest driver suitable to your operating system. That sounds like a lot to do. Well, to ease your burden and save your precious time, it is recommended that you use Driver Easy to automatically help you detect, download and install needed device drivers.
With Driver Easy , you can set a schedule scan say once a week, then it will help you look for latest device drivers for your system. You are the one that decides whether to install them or not. SoundSwitch works on Windows 7 and 8. SetSoundDevice SSD is an easy to use and standalone tool that simply creates a shortcut icon of the audio device you want to select as the default.
Run the tool and it will also open the Sound Control Panel applet because the program can also be executed from the command line by parsing the number of the sound device as an argument. To create a shortcut, all you need to do is select the device to create it for from the drop down list and then click the Change Default Sound Device button making sure the box is ticked which creates the shortcut in the same folder as the SSD utility.
NirCmd is a multi functional Windows command line tool that allows you to perform a large number of simple and useful tasks from standard Windows shortcut icons or within batch files etc. One of its features is being able to set the default sound device on Windows , Vista and 7 although unlike the SSD tool, you have to create the shortcut yourself, the syntax is:.
These last 2 tools give you the added advantage of not needing to have a program running in the system tray or background if switching sound devices is not something you need to do that often. SoundSwitch does not work on my Windows This article is the ultimate solution for my eternal dillema over managing between several sound sources. Thank you very much. I linked the command line macro to a hot key so now I just press 1, 2, or 3 for the different audio sound outputs I want.
PS: Jack dectection work only front panel and it has problem if we use extension cable plug in all the time, since our desktop is under the table. Great post, thanks! Previously on x86, Windows would detect when I am using the headphone output and when I am using the laptop's internal speakers. This way I had the headphone output running my monitor's speakers at the maximum level so I could adjust on the monitor's speaker bar itself.
Then when I would unplug it, it would mute the internal laptop speakers. That way there are no surprise startup noises in a very quiet room!
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