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Visit the Sound item in Control Panel, and check your selected output device on the Playback tab If you use a microphone (or other audio input), do likewise to check the selected input device on the Recording tab therein Here's a snap of my Playback item (external speakers) on my production PC: This is what happens when I plug in my Logitech headset: You can also use this tool to manually
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