Windows 10: Question Usb audio speakers keeps switching to headset high definition audio device

[COLOR=rgba25, 30, 30, 1]Hello and thank you for taking the time to read this thread![/COLOR]

[COLOR=rgba25, 30, 30, 1]For a few weeks I have been having this problem, for example, I change from my headset to my speakers in the inferior right corner as shown in the screenshot to my USB speakers and it stays that way. But after a few minutes, I start getting sound only on my headset, Has anyone here faced this issue or know how to fix it?[/COLOR]

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[COLOR=rgba25, 30, 30, 1]High definition sound audio is plugged to the back of the motherboard and my headset is a HyperX Cloud Stinger Core Black Jack 3.5mm and I have some Logitech speakers connected via USB[/COLOR]

[COLOR=rgba25, 30, 30, 1]Hope this helps[/COLOR]
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[COLOR=rgba25, 30, 30, 1]Thank you so much for your time[/COLOR]

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High Definition Audio Device

I keep getting message that there is issue with High Definition Audio Device. The error is code 10 (Device Unable to Start). I have tried updating but its still not working. I did install the latest Realtek Driver and it made my speakers a lot more louder
but im still getting same error. Also the Realtek HD audio manager app will not start after clicking it.

Windows 10 64bit

 

High Definition Audio Device drivers missing

Hi Davide

The High Definition Audio drivers are built into Windows already

Right click that device in Device Manager, choose 'Update Driver

Then choose 'Browse my computer for Driver Software' - 'Let me pick from a list of available drivers'

If you do not see the default High Definition Audio device, untick 'Show Compatible Hardware'

On the left, select Microsoft, then on the right scroll down to find 'High Definition Audio Device Version 10.0. . . . .

 

Microsoft High Definition Audio Device Driver Abruptly Stopped Working

I tried the steps you suggested, but the symptoms remain the same. I HAVE to use the Realtek driver to get any sound to my external speakers. The Microsoft High Definition Audio will get sound to my laptop's onboard speakers, but not out the line out.
The Realtek driver still has the delay at the beginning of playing any audio. I found that the the Plug and Play service was not set to automatic, so I changed it so it now does, but of possible significance is that there is no "Multimedia Class Scheduler"
on my list of services. Please advise.