Windows 10: (SOLVED) How to change the sound output rate to 44100 hz/ No option too change sound output...

EDIT: Turns out solving the issue I was suffering from (where some games would suffer from audio issues) was fixed by simply updating and then restarting my laptop.


I've been experiencing a few problems with audio on certain games, and a friend of mine recommended that I change the audio output rate to 44100 hz.


I already know how to change the audio output rate, so I went to right-click on the speaker icon in the bottom-right of my screen and clicked "Sounds". When the sound window opened up, I switched to the "Playback" tab to select the "Speakers" device (The only playback device that was listed on that tab). When I selected the "Speakers" device, I clicked "Properties" in the bottom-right of the sound window. On the window for "Speakers Properties", I changed to the Advanced tab.





Unless I've missed something, there are only two options that can be seen here and both of them are 48000 Hz.


Is there any way for me to change the sound output rate to a setting that's 44100 hz?

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Window can't change my default sound output automatically

My pc is unable to change the sound output when I plug in the headphone.

I am using a optical output as my speaker, and I also have a ROG MAXIMUS VIII EXTREME/ASSEMBLY with a amp that's come wiht the mother board. When I plug in my head phone in the amp, I have to change the default setting
in the playback option in order to have sound output from the amp.

 

Window can't change my default sound output automatically

That tried you way to solve the problem and I it not resolved....

I think my computer still assume i am using the amp as a output. So when I unplug the headphone from the amp the computer wont recognized that I am not using the headphone anymore and still outputting sound to the amp instead of change it back to the optical
output.

However thank you for trying to solve my problem.