I just got a Dell laptop, and it has Dell Audio Manager but the actual device seems to be Realtek HD Audio (I'm unable to access the Realtek Control Panel though- I can only get to the Dell one).
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As you can see, in both the tray and the audio manager the Headphones and Speakers are the same stream and thus qualify as the same output device, so the sound gets played through both my headphones and my speakers at the same time. Needless to say this is intensely irritating, because I just want it to play through headphones when they're plugged in. How do I create a new audio device exclusively for headphones/get the audio manager to figure out that it's kinda redundant to play music through speakers when I have headphones plugged in too? There must be a way to split this Speaker/Headphone output into two separate ones (as is the case on literally every other computer ever).
Any help would be greatly appreciated
http
/i.imgur.com/S4hsPIj.pnghttp
/i.imgur.com/CagF7LV.pngAs you can see, in both the tray and the audio manager the Headphones and Speakers are the same stream and thus qualify as the same output device, so the sound gets played through both my headphones and my speakers at the same time. Needless to say this is intensely irritating, because I just want it to play through headphones when they're plugged in. How do I create a new audio device exclusively for headphones/get the audio manager to figure out that it's kinda redundant to play music through speakers when I have headphones plugged in too? There must be a way to split this Speaker/Headphone output into two separate ones (as is the case on literally every other computer ever).
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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