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[quote=disrupted] ok,maybe the soundcard names are not set properly in the regkeys..in that case, windows will not change the soundcard and ignore the entry because it's not a valid audio device. open regedit and browse to the location: hkcu>software>micrisoft>multimedia>sound mapper [img]http://starvega.bizhat.com/kmnanny/regeditsc.jpg[/img] export the key as soundcard1.reg and save it to the location specified in the macro (leave regedit open) then open sound and audio devices and change your audio device to the you secondary(usb) click apply [img]http://starvega.bizhat.com/kmnanny/soundcardslist.jpg[/img] go back to regedit and export the key as soundcard2.reg and save to same path specified from the macro (leave regedit open) now using kmeleon toggle the soundcards from the menu, refresh in regedit and see if any change happens to the playback value if the reg value is not changed when you toggle..then check the path where you have the regkeys saved and in the macro make sure the path has double slashes like desga has mentioned not just one slash e.g: $primary_key=("C:\Program Files\K-Meleon\soundcard1.reg"); <-- wrong $primary_key=("C:\\Program Files\\K-Meleon\\soundcard1.reg"); <-- correct an easy way to test whther the path is correct is by replacing all regedit.exe entries to notepad.exe..restart kmeleon and toggle sounds.. does notepad opens the regkey to edit? if notepad opens the key..then the paths are correct..if not then the paths you've entered in the macro has an error..make sure notepad opens the regkeys and then edit the macro again and replace notepad.exe entries to regedit.exe case 2: if the paths are all correct yet the key for playback is not changed in regedit, then that means that you need administrative rights because regedit or adding regkeys externally is disabled on your system case 3: if the regkey is changed for playback when you toggle but the actual default device is not changed, then that means this can be something to do with limitations with usb or integrated(built-in) cards that require to be changed only from sound/control panel..in that case report back and i will try to do something with autoit that doesn't need the regkeys i remembered something very important: make sure in sound properties: the option 'use only the default device' is not selected..this one is trouble, make sure its unchecked before testing anything.. if it was already unchecked, then proceed normally with above steps [img]http://starvega.bizhat.com/kmnanny/defaultmapper.jpg[/img][/quote]
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