Recent content by eagors93

I don't recall getting any notices. No one could have had access to my account, I'm 99% sure of it. What's most important is I figured it out, I guess there is not much more to it. For the moment I had no clue what could have happened and immediately created this topic. What tripped me out the...

Hello every one, I've noticed that my alternative Gmail account has been sending automatic responses with blank e-mails for 10 days now. It's been sending a blank text to the sender (though it altered some of the e-mails to gibberish looking ones, don't know why)...

Actually, I found a way to make the headphones appear in the Sound Device panel (using the front panel, that is). I had to go to Advanced settings of Realtek HD Audio and select "Make front and rear output devices playback two different audio streams simultaneously". It then started displaying...

Not really, since there is no option to mute the headphones other than unplugging them :D Still, thank you a lot.

It is plugged and headphones work - it's just displayed as the same device as the rear ones. It does mute the rear panel, I just wonder why does it not appear as a separate device.

Yeah ok, but I was considering the solution mentioned above if I bought the sound card I mentioned in the beggining of the topic (it wouldn't read "Realtek-something something", which has only 1 output, but more or less: "Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio", which has several outputs). Would all...

And then use the front panel, I assume? If I plugged them to two different rear ports, wouldn't headphones appear as a new device in Windows' options (right now they are merged, as seen on the image above - I believe due to using a splitter)? If so, I would be able to switch between audio...

I understand it may be better to use a splitter, but I'm looking for a way to switch between speakers and headphones. I want to buy headphones that do not have a volume dial. I wouldn't want audio to play from both speakers and headphones simultaneously. See right now, they ARE plugged with a...

Hello every one, I'm considering buying a sound card. Here's an image of how its plugs look like: http://i67.tinypic.com/1zmgylz.jpg I'd like to plug in 2 speakers and headphones separately (WITHOUT using a splitter) through the rear panel (front is not an option). I'd like to use the green...