Strumpffabrik

Eintrag vom: 09.04.2013.

2.- Type mmsys.cpl and press Enter. This will open the Sound settings window. 4.- In the Playback tab locate your internal speakers in the list of playback devices. 5.- Right-click on the internal speakers and select Disable. This method ensures that if your headphones become unplugged the internal speakers remain silent.

 

Hold down the Windows logo key on your keyboard and tap the letter R. Paste mmsys.cpl into the run-box and press the Enter key: This last method could be improved upon by creating a new shortcut on your desktop which points to mmsys.cpl.

 

Unlike other venues that often focus on isolated technical components MMSys offers a truly interdisciplinary platform that spans a wide spectrum of areas?including networking operating systems real-time systems databases mobile and distributed computing computer vision and middleware.

 

Win + R to open "Run" type "mmsys.cpl" and press Enter to open "Sound" right-click the empty space > Show Disabled Devices * you will see all your audio devices then right click on the device >* Enable * and press ? OK ? to exit.*

 

This is just a workaround that makes it easier to launch mmsys.cpl so that audio outputs can be switched. It is preferred that all audio outputs be continuously driven.

 

In the Run dialog box type control mmsys.cpl sounds or mmsys.cpl and hit Enter. OR Press Windows key + R to invoke the Run dialog. In the Run dialog box type cmd and hit Enter to open Command...

 

1 Open the Control Panel (icons view) and click/tap on the Sound icon (mmsys.cpl). 2 Click/tap on the Playback tab. (see screenshots below) 3 Right click or press and hold on the sound device you want and click/tap on Enable or Disable. Disable will remove the sound output device from Device Manager.