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OS: Vista SP1, XP SP3, various Ubuntu & Fedora
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Force speakers ïf headphones "plugged in"
Alrighty, my laptop has a short in the soundcard, making the card believe that headphones are plugged in, even when they are not. In Linux, it's very easy to enable the speakers when headphones are plugged in, but I've found no similar method for Windows, built-in or otherwise. Anyone know of any way to force Windows to enable speakers with headphones in?
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08-05-2008, 12:47 AM
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Re: Force speakers ïf headphones "plugged in"
what audio manager (creative, realtek, ect) does your lappy use?
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