Long story short:
Every installation of Windows i do is swapping stereo channels L/R to R/L ONLY when running 3D applications.
This is DEFINATELY a software/windows issue because windows sound test in sound panel or youtube stereo channel test is correct (channels arent swapped).
Once i run 3D app (type of app doesnt matter, happens on every app) OS is instantly swapping audio channels.
Main facts below to prevent non-focused answers:
1. Happens on every type of hardware, different motherboards, different CPU's/GPU's.
2. Happens on every type of headset
3. Happens on ONBOARD audio and PCIe card
4. Happens on every version of drivers for onboard audio/PCIe card
5. Happens on every windows version starting from 7 to 11
Please do not post answers like:
1. run troubleshoot
2. do a sfc scannow or chkdsk
3. reinstall windows
4. install different drivers
5. try different headset
6. try to mess with sound options in control panel - none of this tweaking eg. exclusive mode/windows spatial sound etc. is solving the problem
Done all of these! This happens on every windows install, even fresh one.
Every installation of Windows i do is swapping stereo channels L/R to R/L ONLY when running 3D applications.
This is DEFINATELY a software/windows issue because windows sound test in sound panel or youtube stereo channel test is correct (channels arent swapped).
Once i run 3D app (type of app doesnt matter, happens on every app) OS is instantly swapping audio channels.
Main facts below to prevent non-focused answers:
1. Happens on every type of hardware, different motherboards, different CPU's/GPU's.
2. Happens on every type of headset
3. Happens on ONBOARD audio and PCIe card
4. Happens on every version of drivers for onboard audio/PCIe card
5. Happens on every windows version starting from 7 to 11
Please do not post answers like:
1. run troubleshoot
2. do a sfc scannow or chkdsk
3. reinstall windows
4. install different drivers
5. try different headset
6. try to mess with sound options in control panel - none of this tweaking eg. exclusive mode/windows spatial sound etc. is solving the problem
Done all of these! This happens on every windows install, even fresh one.