Windows 10: 22050hz sample rate should be available for speakers

When using Windows 10, I see that the minimum sample rate that speakers can be set up on control panel is 44.1khz, which is basically the only one because you can't even listen the difference with the other options that control panel offers, for example 48khz and the highest it shows which is 192000hz, there's no point having those bunch of different sample rates above 44.1khz and not having lower ones that make a real audible difference.

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Sample Rate Not Available

Hi there,

I have had problems with being able to change the sample rate of my playback engine for my windows 10 device. The Default speakers allow me to have the 24/48khz, however, it does not allow me to change those settings with my audio interface

I have gone into the advanced properties menus to change the default settings, but no choices appear with the sample and bit rate depth that I require for my work.

It only shows up with the following: 16/44.1khz, 24//44.1khz, 32/44.1khz.

I hope this issue can be resolved.

 

Sample rate sound card issues

Im looking for a internal card with dolby/dts encoding. I got the drivers from creative website dated june 24th 2019. I checked the speakers. I have logitech z906 on another system and have the same issue. Tried the z5500 on other system and no problems.
Ive tried every sampling rate on the list and still have the problem.

 

Speaker default sample rate not changeable to 44.1 kHz

I recently purchased a piece of drumming software called Aerodrums that needs to enable a windows feature called WASAPI to reduce latency issues. The Aerodrums troubleshooting says the following:

''On Windows, it is also important that an appropriate low latency audio device is selected on the Latency screen. We highly recommend you use the Exclusive WASAPI option for the best experience. If this option is not available on the Latency screen, you will need to enable it as follows:

1. Go to Windows Control Panel –> Sound –> Playback tab
2. Select the audio playback device that you are currently using and then go to Properties -> Advanced tab
3. In the Default Format drop down menu, select a format with a 44100Hz rate. This is required for Shared WASAPI.
4. In the Exclusive Mode section, tick both checkboxes.''

When I go to control panel -> sound -> playback devices -> properties -> advanced -> default format, there's a drop down menu listing different sample rates. However there is no 44100Hz rate available for selection. How can I fix this? Or might there be another way to enable WASAPI?