PC + hi-fi speakers

Hi there .

For a long time I have been using my PC along with my hi-fi speakers. The only thing I had to do was turning "AUX" mode in my hi-fi on.
A couple of days ago one of the hi-fi speakers broke down and now I can hear the sounds coming out only from my left speaker which makes stereo sound incomplete.

My question is: Is there a way I can swith PC sounds from stereo to mono, so that the sounds from both channels are transported to both speakers simultaneously. In this way I could hear complete mono sound in only one speaker, not hearing that some sounds are missing.

Sure, I know that it would be much easier to buy some cheap PC speakers but I have extremely little free space on my table and even such small things like PC speakers would be a pain in the @$$. It'd be good for me to keep my PC plugged to hi-fi

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Most media players have an audio setting to switch between 5.1 stereo and mono. I'm not sure how this could be done globally though.

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It's dependant on the drivers for the sound card or sound chip, but it's usually in the Control Panel, somewhere under the sound settings.

Yes, I have checked Control Panel but there were bars with which I could adjust only features and volume of the sound - not its quality (mono, stereo).

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Control Panel >> Sounds and Audio Devices >> Advanced >> Laptop mono speakers. Does that work? (Can only find it in XP, don't have Vista.)

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turkey_machine Wrote:
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> Control Panel >> Sounds and Audio Devices >>
> Advanced >> Laptop mono speakers. Does that work?
> (Can only find it in XP, don't have Vista.)


It was the first thing I tried. No difference though

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