If you now click Check for Updates in the Windows Update app, you will get an error message, that is all we wanted: “some problems installing updates.” After the service has stopped, Set the startup type to Disabled and click OKĤ. If the service is already running, click Stop. Click View Local Services and scroll down to Windows Update and double-click the service.ģ. Type “services” in the Windows 10 search box or in Run box (Win+R key) type "services.msc" to open service managerĢ.
In this video learn how to stop/prevent Windows 10 from automatically downloading updates.ġ. This is also pretty easy to do in Windows 10:ġ.How to Turn off Windows Update in Windows 10 Now you know how to get different apps to play audio through each set of speakers or headphones, but what if you wanted to have the exact same audio playing over your speakers and your headphones at the same time? This is the sort of setup that a sound engineer in a studio or a performer on stage might use to make sure that the stereo mix going out to the speakers is correct. Playing Sound on Headphones And Speakers Using Software Settings If you want to undo all the routing, simply select the Reset button to go back to default. Once all your apps are properly assigned, you can close the Window.
For example, we had to start a YouTube video in Google Chrome before it appeared on the list. Also, if you don’t see the app you want to route in the list, you need to start audio playback in it first. You might need to stop and restart playback for this to take effect. You should hear that application’s sound coming through the set of speakers you want.
You might think that only the sound card really counts as an audio device, but to Windows there’s no difference between your sound card’s audio output and your Bluetooth headphones. Feel free to share them in the comments! Understanding Sound Devicesīefore we get into the nuts and bolts of how to achieve playing sound through your headphones and speakers at the same time, it’s worth briefly explaining how sound devices work in Windows 10.Įach sound device is registered in Windows 10 as a distinct target for audio. Our readers are an imaginative bunch, and you probably already have some cool uses in mind for your own needs. You want to play music over a Bluetooth speaker or speakers in another room, but also want to keep using the computer.You want to play something on a TV hooked up to your computer for someone else, but also want to keep using the computer and maybe listen to music on headphones while you work.You’re a DJ and want to monitor the music in your headphones that’s playing over the loudspeakers.
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