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Audio splitter... through drivers?

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So I got some speakers that I want to use as rears for my room, however I don't want to use them for 5.1 surround, as youtube, for music, only streams in stereo (or so I think)

 

To make better use of the speakers, I want to split the audio from my front 2.1 set and duplicate it with my rear set. I know you can get Simple audio splitters, but before I try to find one... is there any way I can do this in the Realtek Audio Manager? I'm using onboard sound with a 7.1 audio out.

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Windows does not have that function without physical splitters as far as I know. 

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"Speaker fill" would be the setting that does what you need, but not all drivers have it available.

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