Windows 10: Why i can't assign full-range Surround Speakers without assigning full-range Front Speakers

This topic has been a laughing stock inside PC audiophiles over a decade but nothing has done, no one dares to fix it.Microsoft's audiodg driver dictates that you can have full-range surround speakers center and/or rear, etc. if only you have full-range front speakers. But in most cases espeacially for power audio users this is neither the case nor it's the wise one.a When it comes to full-range stereo front RL speakers this indicates, speakers are large and soft enough for low <200 freq/bass frequencies; But if it is, there is no need to subwoofer. The design and logic behind su

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What does Full-Range Speakers option do in Windows 10?

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Thank you for update and reply.

Full range speakers can emit low and high frequency sound (bass and treble). If you have a separate subwoofer, then your main speakers are not full range speakers.



It possibly has to do with how 2.1, 5.1/7.1 sound is output. when you enable the option for full range speakers you will get best effect on surround speaker but not with 2 channel normal speaker.

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Bluetooth Speakers range issue

Bluetooth speakers are not properly working even it is within the range. It is working only if we keep it too close like keeping it on laptop.if we slightly move voice is breaking or completely mute.kindly help with a solution.

 

Assigning Static IP Address Range in a Router

I was planning on setting a range of static IP addresses, assigning the camera to one of those, then assigning a new unique port to that IP. The default camera port is 80.

To access the camera from outside my LAN using port forwarding, my understanding is that you need to assign a unique port... am I dense? *Stick Out Tongue