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how do i get it so it plays audio through my monitor speakers instead of my headphones?

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What cable do you use?

 

Also try to check your sound options in control panel.

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how do i get it so it plays audio through my monitor speakers instead of my headphones?

Control Panel -> Hardware and sound -> Sound 

Find your monitor and set as default?

 

I think this only works with HDMI and maybe DVI too..

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What cable do you use?

 

Also try to check your sound options in control panel.

HDMI

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HDMI

Okay thats good, i would go control panel and check the sound option. also unplug (if yoy have) any speakers or headsets plugged in.

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how do i get it so it plays audio through my monitor speakers instead of my headphones?

Do you have headphones plugged in?

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Do you have headphones plugged in?

 

 

Okay thats good, i would go control panel and check the sound option. also unplug (if yoy have) any speakers or headsets plugged in.

 

 

Control Panel -> Hardware and sound -> Sound 

Find your monitor and set as default?

 

I think this only works with HDMI and maybe DVI too..

 

 

What cable do you use?

 

Also try to check your sound options in control panel.

oh never mind figured it out thanks anyway for your help

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oh never mind figured it out thanks anyway for your help

Great! :D

Downloading programs from CNet is not a good idea, as they will commonly include unwanted, and sometimes dangerous bloatware... The more you know.

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