Tom Horsley writes:
> Everyone tries to convince me that the default audio device gets > saved/memorized. I remain stubbornly unconvinced. I wonder if it is an audio device that takes a long time to initialize and the "restore audio" logic says "I can't find that, I'll use the default, that must be what he wants."
It's the other way around.The default audio device that I want to come up is the built-in one: the motherboard's audio out.
But after a reboot my default audio device is always a USB-attached audio adapter. I just can't see how it's possible to t to initialize a USB device faster than what's hardwired into the motherboard.
This used to work fine before F35.
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