I have a D54250WYKH running Windows 8.1 Enterprise that I'm using for an audio project. This project requires that one application send sounds to the Realtek speakers when a headphone (or anything) is plugged into the front panel audio connector. A second metering/oscilloscope analyzer application is using the "Stereo Mix" to receive those sounds. I do not need to monitor those sounds on speakers or headphones. When I disconnect the headphone on the front panel, the Realtek audio shuts down and the applications fail. Does anyone know of a way to stop the Realtek audio interface from shutting down when the jack is disconnected? I am looking to force the Realtek audio interface to remain active at all times.
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