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Windows 10 sounds
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09-04-2018 6:25pm#1
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1. Down arrow would mean ...DOWN, disconnected, unavailable.Hi
See attached file. Few questions on it:
What does the down arrow mean ?
I Presume the tick mark icon beside the headset means it is the default device?
What is the difference between "headset earphone" & "headset" & "headphones"?
And then a general question:
What is the difference when you right click on a device between setting a device as "Set as default device " V "Set as default communication device "
2. You got this one right.
3. Difference could be defined like this... or like this
4. Well... to answer the very last part.... "communication" imply that device can be used for communication....like... between two or more parties...like... require... and has microphone for this... i guess. Otherwise it would be just "playback device"... like headphones. But don't take my word for this...
Sorry for sarcasm, but... , did you try Google it? You can find some like this, and more...
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