Hello all, I've recently downloaded Windows 7 and dual-booted it with Windows Vista. I have a problem that I'm hoping some third party software can fix.

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In windows vista I could use 'Stereo Mix' do record what I was hearing, which is extreamly useful to me. I was sad to find that this option was not avaiable in Windows 7.

Ibm iseries access for windows. My first thought was that Windows 7 was the problem, but then another idea came to my mind. Windows Vista is 32-bit, while I tried out 64-bit for Windows 7. So the solution is simple, install 32-bit instead of 64-bit, but that has way too many downsides. First I'll have a performance decrease due to the 64-bit/32-bit change.

Next I will have to reconfigure all of my Windows 7 settings and reinstall all my programs and configure them too. So I was hopeing someone would give me a simple solution of possible a 3rd party app. I'm looking for one now, but I can't seem to find one. If anyone has a link, please provide it. Also can anyone confirm that it is indeed 64-bit that is stoping me from using 'Stereo Mix' or it's just Windows 7?

Thanks, Kairos P.S. - I have enabled 'show disconnected/disabled' devices.

Its still not there.

There are some restrictions on recording sound from the system in Windows Vista which are set by default. Nevertheless, there is a way how to enable this option, just have a look at this guideline. Note: This should be obvious, but make sure your computer has a sound card installed. If you purchased a new machine and haven't done anything to it, then I'm sure it has one. But if you can't get any audio to play, then make sure it has a sound card. You can do that by going to System in Control Panel. It is also important to make sure that you have the latest drivers installed for your sound card.

Install the latest drivers before proceeding with these steps. -- Related topics: -- To enable sound recording in Windows Vista or Windows 7: • Open Control Panel. • In classic view, go to ' Sound' (double click 'Sound' icon to open sound options dialog) (Figure 1).