BadAnalysis
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Hello.
I have an ASUS Xonar AE sound card. After installing Windows 11 a substantial portion of its functionality has stopped. The card has a great feature that allows you to plug in both speakers and headphones simultaneously and simply click an icon to select where you want the audio sent. This no longer works. ASUS has acknowledged the issue and had promised driver updates (still waiting for them) but what I was wondering is what would be different between Windows 10 and 11 that make the difference.
I have an ASUS Xonar AE sound card. After installing Windows 11 a substantial portion of its functionality has stopped. The card has a great feature that allows you to plug in both speakers and headphones simultaneously and simply click an icon to select where you want the audio sent. This no longer works. ASUS has acknowledged the issue and had promised driver updates (still waiting for them) but what I was wondering is what would be different between Windows 10 and 11 that make the difference.
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Windows 10/11
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