Play notification on fixed device
My headset is constantly plugged into my Windows 10 laptop, but I often miss Outlook's e-mail reminders. Is there a way to make the reminder sound to (also) play on my laptop's speakers, even though a headset is plugged in. Of course, all other sounds (calls, videos) should still be played on the headset only.
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My headset is constantly plugged into my Windows 10 laptop, but I often miss Outlook's e-mail reminders. Is there a way to make the reminder sound to (also) play on my laptop's speakers, even though a headset is plugged in. Of course, all other sounds (calls, videos) should still be played on the headset only.
windows-10 audio
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If your laptop's soundcard has an option to split its outputs (most Realteks has) then you could configure to use a different output for a different application.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 8:26
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My headset is constantly plugged into my Windows 10 laptop, but I often miss Outlook's e-mail reminders. Is there a way to make the reminder sound to (also) play on my laptop's speakers, even though a headset is plugged in. Of course, all other sounds (calls, videos) should still be played on the headset only.
windows-10 audio
asked Jan 28 at 7:57
99859985
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My headset is constantly plugged into my Windows 10 laptop, but I often miss Outlook's e-mail reminders. Is there a way to make the reminder sound to (also) play on my laptop's speakers, even though a headset is plugged in. Of course, all other sounds (calls, videos) should still be played on the headset only.
windows-10 audio
windows-10 audio
asked Jan 28 at 7:57
99859985
61
asked Jan 28 at 7:57
99859985
61
asked Jan 28 at 7:57
99859985
61
asked Jan 28 at 7:57
99859985
61
asked Jan 28 at 7:57
99859985
61
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If your laptop's soundcard has an option to split its outputs (most Realteks has) then you could configure to use a different output for a different application.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 8:26
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If your laptop's soundcard has an option to split its outputs (most Realteks has) then you could configure to use a different output for a different application.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 8:26
If your laptop's soundcard has an option to split its outputs (most Realteks has) then you could configure to use a different output for a different application.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 8:26
If your laptop's soundcard has an option to split its outputs (most Realteks has) then you could configure to use a different output for a different application.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 8:26
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If your laptop's soundcard has an option to split its outputs (most Realteks has) then you could configure to use a different output for a different application.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 8:26