As computer components become increasingly complex and integrated with other components, it is likely that any modern computer contains more than one sound device. In fact, there is no reason why you can’t have multiple sound cards in the same computer. Learn how to change the default playback sound device on a Windows 7 PC.
Multiple Sound Devices in Windows 7Video cards, sound cards, motherboards, and even speakers with built in audio processing capabilities can all show up in Windows 7 as an audio device. To make things easier, Windows 7 assigns just one of these devices default playback status through which all sound from the computer is processed and pushed out to speakers, headphones, or some other output device.
Occasionally, Windows 7 has a problem loading the drivers or recognizing the default sound device in your PC. When this happens, the operating system designates another device as the default playback device.
Once you fix the problem, you must reassign default playback status to the original device. This article shows you how to access the audio devices in Windows 7, discover which device is the default one, and reassign default playback status to the audio device of your choosing.
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