System Configuration. > Hardware and Sound > Sound > There should be at least your speakers and your headset. > Change the speakers to standard.
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Went there, and there's nothing about sound. I am running Windows 10, so it might be different.
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if he or she is using a realtek hd onboard ship, he has at first to enable the frontpanel as a different sounddevice
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on realtek standart is, that if you plug headphones in the frontpanel the backpannel get "muted" and you can only hear everything via frontpanel.
you can't even see the frontpannel in the sound-menu
you have at first use the realtek sound manager (see picture)
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Ah I see. For some reason I assumed the wanted to use speakers in his monitor and not extra ones. Thus there is noch backpanel.
Edit: Nevermind me. I am talking shit. You are right.
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yeah that would be the second option. if you disable front panel jack detection, than the soundcard will note mute the backpannel. but than you will listen to the same sound on headset and speaker...
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naaah... on every other soundcard you are totaly right. it is just realtek :)
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an other option would be this (see picture)
then you would hear the same sound via headphone and through speakers at the same time
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Control Panel > All Control Panel items > Sound > Playback > Change the speakers to standard.
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what soundcard/hardware do you use?
your headset is on the front-audio pannel?
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Hardware, if your talking about specs:
i5-4670 3.4GHZ
GTX 760 2GB
8GB Ram
Windows 10 64-Bit
Gigabyte Z87X-HD3 Mobo
and I found this as my sound cards using Speccy:
Realtek High Definition Audio
NVIDIA Virtual Audio Device (Wave Extensible) (WDM)
NVIDIA High Definition Audio
Intel Display Audio
and yes to the front audio panel, as my speakers are plugged in the back.
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My new headset arrived, and I got the Turtle Beach X12.
I've plugged it all in, and the sound is going through the headset.
How do I change it, so it goes through my speakers instead?
I've checked in Sound Panel or whatever you want to call it, which is what I always did with my previous headset.
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