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can i play my stuff in both my jack and speaker?

1832vin

i have a laptop, and whenever i plug in my earphones into the jack, the speakers mutes, in normal, that's good, but sometimes, i would like to utilize multi tasking for further purposes, and therefore save some time listening to lectures, because i'm doing them together.

now i'm aware that i can do it left and right ear, but because they sound too close, i often loose some words out,

so can i configure my windows 7 to use both at the same time?

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You can use something called "virtual audio cable" this should let you play sound through both devices at the same time

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They do make adapters that turn 1 audio jack into 2.

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Yes you can. All you have to do is go to your Realtec audio driver settings, if you are using a Realtec audio chip and allow the two jacks to work simultaneously. 

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