phheld
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Folks, a quick and probably very easy thing, but I can't find the solution.
I'm happily using my Keces USB (151) DAC on my HP/Vista PC. I went into Audio Manager and was playing around with settings. My PC has the built-in onboard sound that has both analog and digital outputs (Coax), which I'm not using at this point with the DAC attaced via USB.
The audio manager showed three output choices - the DAC (being used), analog speaker output (not), and the Coax output (not). On a lark, I went into the Coax choice, and "disabled it" using the option at the bottom of that panel.
I expected it to simply be "greyed out" - but no, it totally vanished from the audio manager!
I can't figure out how to get it back. I tried a system restore from the day before - nope. I reinstalled the Realtek device driver - no. I got on the line with HP Chat - no help.
Can someone suggest how to get this output choice back?? My use of the system isn't being affected, as I'm on the USB DAC, but this is annoying.
thanks in advance, Paul
I'm happily using my Keces USB (151) DAC on my HP/Vista PC. I went into Audio Manager and was playing around with settings. My PC has the built-in onboard sound that has both analog and digital outputs (Coax), which I'm not using at this point with the DAC attaced via USB.
The audio manager showed three output choices - the DAC (being used), analog speaker output (not), and the Coax output (not). On a lark, I went into the Coax choice, and "disabled it" using the option at the bottom of that panel.
I expected it to simply be "greyed out" - but no, it totally vanished from the audio manager!
I can't figure out how to get it back. I tried a system restore from the day before - nope. I reinstalled the Realtek device driver - no. I got on the line with HP Chat - no help.
Can someone suggest how to get this output choice back?? My use of the system isn't being affected, as I'm on the USB DAC, but this is annoying.
thanks in advance, Paul