As I mentioned at the beginning of the month, I would be making many videos this month, and, here is the second one. Seeing as I've been using Windows Vista quite recently, I decided to do another one for Windows.
For your viewing pleasure, here it is:
All you have to do is go to the Control Panel and the Sound section of it. Then just click on manage audio devices, and you should get a dialogue box showing you your audio, recording and windows sound schemes. Go into whichever tab you want to edit, then choose the device. Once you've selected the device, click on properties, and at the bottom, you can change the selected item in the dropdown to either enable or disable. By default, in Windows Vista (maybe XP, though I'm not sure), the dialogue doesn't show any disabled devices, though it does show disconnected ones, strange. Anyway, to view these disabled devices, right click on any of the white space, and you should get two different items:
For your viewing pleasure, here it is:
All you have to do is go to the Control Panel and the Sound section of it. Then just click on manage audio devices, and you should get a dialogue box showing you your audio, recording and windows sound schemes. Go into whichever tab you want to edit, then choose the device. Once you've selected the device, click on properties, and at the bottom, you can change the selected item in the dropdown to either enable or disable. By default, in Windows Vista (maybe XP, though I'm not sure), the dialogue doesn't show any disabled devices, though it does show disconnected ones, strange. Anyway, to view these disabled devices, right click on any of the white space, and you should get two different items:
- View disabled devices
- and view disconnected devices.
To toggle the view of disabled devices, just click it. Then you can re-enable your disabled device.
In other news: Unless Ubuntu sorts its sound problem out, I will be doing a video on Command Prompt and batch file basics (two seperate videos). If Ubuntu does sort itself out, I will be doing the videos mentioned previously:
In other news: Unless Ubuntu sorts its sound problem out, I will be doing a video on Command Prompt and batch file basics (two seperate videos). If Ubuntu does sort itself out, I will be doing the videos mentioned previously:
- Making Ubuntu look like Mac OS X
- and installing KDE onto Ubuntu.
For now,
Yours,
Ratscallion
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