Firstly, stop using Windows XP. In my experience, Windows 7 is able to manage multiple audio peripherals better than XP.
Second, it does come down to whether the software you use supports specifying an output audio device. Windows can specify your 'universal' audio device (system sounds, crap you hear in IE, etc) and then the application itself can choose from the available output devices.
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Originally Posted by Azure
Typical dumb take.
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