I disabled 'Speakers' in the volume mixer...

[tabqwerty]

For some reason, there was sound coming out from both the computer's internal speakers and the headphones that were plugged into it at the time I did this. I tried keeping the 'speakers' volume down all the way in the volume mixer, but this caused all the 'Applications' audio to turn off as well. So I went to its (Speakers) general properties and disabled then applied changes. Now I can't find said Speakers device anywhere in the control panel under 'Hardware and Sound.'


I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate x64 on an '09 iMac with Boot Camp. I don't know if this directly affects the problem in any way, but just putting that out there.



Thank you.

 

[karlsnooks]

Welcome to SevenForums,

Now I know absolutely zero about Mac but:
Control Panel | type Troubleshooting in the long bar at the top |
under Hardware and Sound, click on Troubleshoot Audio Playback

 

[mickey megabyte]

right-click in the playback box of control panel, and click 'show disabled devices')