Trouble getting sound to speakers W7 Pro 32 bit??

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  1. carwiz
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    Windows 7 Pro-x64
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    What happened when you clicked Yes in the above message? Where are USB, Mic and Headphone jacks located that you show separate from the PC output panel?

    Also, does the Nvidia Console show any sound properties? You may have some type of driver conflict. What does the VIA Control Console look like?

    Change your Volume Control Options and check only "All devices currently playing sound". Uncheck all other boxes in that window.
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