¿Cómo hago que mi Windows 7 sea estéreo mono?

How do I make my Windows 7 Stereo mono?

It’s not possible to change stereo output to mono in Windows 7. You may either go for third party players that support stereo to mono output. Alternatively you can get a Mono Plug Adapter that converts stereo to mono output.

To enable Mono audio;

1. Open the ‘Ease of Access Settings’ by pressing the Windows logo key + U on the keyboard.
2. On the ‘Ease of Access’ settings screen, select ‘Audio’ in the left-hand column.
3. You will find the ‘Turn on mono audio’ setting under ‘Audio options’ on the right side of the screen.

Older versions of Windows, including Windows 7, offer no way to actually “mix” both stereo tracks to mono without third-party software. To achieve mono audio for all sound on your PC, the third-party software has to install a virtual audio device.

You can check that your tweak worked by visiting the Left / Right (Stereo) Sound Test page. The buttons here play sound through the left and right channels separately if you’re using stereo audio, so you can run this test before and after making the change to ensure mono audio is coming out of your PC.

Click “Other options” in the sidebar. Scroll down to the bottom of the window you’ll find “Mono audio” under Audio options. Set it to “On”. That’s it! If you ever want to disable this option and re-enable standard stereo audio, just return here and set Mono audio to “Off”.

However, you can have your PC mix the sound to mono, playing everything combined through both speakers. This would allow you to use just one earbud with your PC, but still hear both the left and right audio tracks. It’s also very helpful if you have trouble hearing through one ear.