No audio with "listen to this device" until reboot with option uncheck


  1. FinJPKK
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    Windows 10 Pro 64bit
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    No audio with "listen to this device" until reboot with option uncheck


    Hi.

    I have my PS4 and Xbox One connected to my second screen with HDMI and from my screen I have 3,5 audio cable from screen audio output to motherboards soundcards line-in and in windows I listen to line-in device.

    It works when i activate option "listen to this device" in control panel until I restart computer.

    If I have option "listen to this device" checked when I restart it won't work until I uncheck that option and restart again or restart audio services.

    I have two soundcards one on motherboard (Realtek) and Creative Soundblaster Z and sound output seems to work because I can listen to music and watch videos but I can't hear anything from line-in.

    I have installed new drivers and clean install on windows 10
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  3. FinJPKK
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    Windows 10 Pro 64bit
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    It seems that updating to newest build of windows 10 from windows update helped... I should have tried that too before posting here.
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