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Windows 7 - Speakers help
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| 11-27-2010 | #1 |
| | Speakers help ok. i have Acer Aspire x5600 3 GB RAM 2.7 intel pentium dual-core processore realtek audio windows 7 homepremium i have integrated speakers and external speakers, i want to know , how do i get realtek to use both speakers. like i want to use the external speakers, but i also want to use the integrated ones at the same time. -thanks |
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| 11-27-2010 | #2 |
| | IMHO that's not possible. That won't work because inside the plug for the external speakers there is a switch that cuts off internal speakers as soon as you plug something in. The reason for that is to protect the internal "amplifier" (circuit) of your soundevice. If you need more "oomph" run a cable from the laptops line out/external speaker port to a line in of any home stereo device, boom box, Ghetto Blaster, or even TV and off you go  -DG |
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| 11-27-2010 | #3 |
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