Windows 10: How to get audio from USB in , out from laptop speakers

I cannot find a solution to getting sound from laptop speakers, that is incoming from a USB port.The output in "Playback" devices is set to "speakers" as defaultCan anyone please help..?

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No audio from from "USB-in" to laptop speakers

The objective is to get audio from HF radio wefax reception, to fax program running on laptop, with sound coming from its speakers.

My setup:

Windows 7 pro on Lenovo T410 laptop

Mono Audio cable from radio to "Audio to USB" adapter

This adapter is plugged into a powered 6 USB Hub

The "Hub-out" plugs into a "USB to USB" isolator (Cuts down on a lot of noise)

The isolator out plugs into a "USB-in" of the laptop

The Fax program receives the signal fine, but I need to turn down the radio volume, so that is hardly audible( for distortion (over modulation) reasons)..

So IF I could get the signal coming from the speakers, than I can turn up the volume on the laptop.

In"playback devices" Laptop speakers as default are default

There are no problems in Device manager All OK

Can someone suggest a solution Please?

 

USB only speakers!

Win 10 not recognizing my USB only speakers (NOT on list of Playback devices); I have a universal 3.5mm port that outputs audio just fine (headphones), I get video & audio output via HDMI port as primary, only laptop speakers play when primary HDMI not
used, do I have to have USB + 3.5mm speakers and USB only speakers won't work?

 

USB speakers no longer work on laptop

Thank you for keeping this thread updated, Don. Incompatible audio device drivers are known to operate against the method that Windows 10 follows. First, we suggest that you uninstall the audio driver, then follow these steps to resolve the issue:

• Right-click on the name of your PC at the top of the list of devices in
  Device Manager.
• Select Scan for hardware changes to reinstall the device driver, or download and install the latest version from the manufacturer’s website.

Let us know how it goes.