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May 23 2013 01:35pm
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Might have to restart your PC to get the settings to apply.

This is the only thing that i can think of that would cause it to change devices like that.


alright imma go try a restart then. ill be back soon and let u know if it works. ty
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May 23 2013 01:44pm
just did a reset and still aint working :(
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May 23 2013 01:51pm
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just did a reset and still aint working :(


Whelp, I'm out of ideas. Lol
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May 23 2013 01:53pm
Quote (Rikuo @ May 23 2013 12:51pm)
Whelp, I'm out of ideas. Lol


hahaha thanks for trying.
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May 23 2013 02:02pm
I had this problem, and I can't quite remember what the exact fix was, but I'll try to remember. First, we'll have you change a setting.

I'm assuming you're on Windows 7.

Playback devices window (right click on the speaker and select "playback devices")



Go to properties > advanced



Deselect that box.
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May 23 2013 02:02pm
so i starting playing a little more with the starcraft 2 sound options. so far i can make it so everything plays out of my computers speakers but then while its like this nothing uses the headphones.
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May 23 2013 02:03pm
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I had this problem, and I can't quite remember what the exact fix was, but I'll try to remember.  First, we'll have you change a setting.

I'm assuming you're on Windows 7.

Playback devices window (right click on the speaker and select "playback devices")

http://i.imgur.com/cIgYSfk.png

Go to properties > advanced

http://i.imgur.com/xoGNspF.png

Deselect that box.



#6 post bro.
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May 23 2013 02:05pm
Quote (BardOfXiix @ May 23 2013 01:02pm)
I had this problem, and I can't quite remember what the exact fix was, but I'll try to remember.  First, we'll have you change a setting.

I'm assuming you're on Windows 7.

Playback devices window (right click on the speaker and select "playback devices")

http://i.imgur.com/cIgYSfk.png

Go to properties > advanced

http://i.imgur.com/xoGNspF.png

Deselect that box.


ya i did this already, what did u do next?
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May 23 2013 02:09pm
i just noticed something, when i unplugged my headphones my speakers from computer do get a lot louder. maybe this could be a clue?
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May 23 2013 04:17pm
Just gonna blast you with potential fixes, hope one of these works.

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Fix:
Right Click on "Speakers and Headphones" > Playback Devices
Playback Tab
Make "Speakers and Dual Headphones" the default.
Disable "Independent Dual Headphones"
Disable "SPDIF (Digital out via HP Dock)"
Recording Tab
Make "External Mic" default
Disable "Integrated Microphone Array"


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try the following fix: Right-click the speaker icon in the system tray (alternatively, open the Sound settings from your Control Panel) and go to Playback Devices. Set your Default Playback Device to the desired output (headphones), and disable any assigned Default Communications Device.


For other potential fixes, hit up this resource: http://sea.battle.net/sc2/en/forum/topic/126112640

If you have continued problems let me know and I can do some further searching.
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