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Instructions for exporting audio to multiple Windows 11 devices
Step 1:
Press Windows + I to open Settings and then click on System on the left side of the interface.
Then you look next to the Sound section to adjust the sound.
Step 2:
Scroll down to Choose where to play sound , and you'll see available, connected audio output devices, like speakers and headphones.
Scroll down to tap on the More sound settings option .
Step 3:
To display the new interface, click on the Recording tab , then right-click on the white part of the interface and select Show Disabled Devices .
Step 4:
Continue right-clicking on Stereo Mix and select Enable to activate.
Right- click Stereo Mix again and select Set as Default Device from the menu that appears.
Step 5:
Double -click Stereo Mix and then click the Listen tab to continue adjusting.
In this interface, you select Listen to this device , then select the second audio output you want to use, in addition to the output you selected earlier in the audio settings. Finally, click Apply to save the settings.
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