Windows 7 no headphones mode

Main problem is that there is no headphones mode only speakers mode(Stereo, 5., 7. adn etc.) to choose in Windows 7. So if I use STEREO mode on Windows 7 and plug my headphones sounds doesn't play properly.
Example: You make on winamp to play only right headphone , but on the left headphone sound is heard too.
Any suggestions ?

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Hi again toxyyy,
Thank you for the quick reply!
Based on the information provided in your post, I recommend following this document on Using Recovery Manager to Restore Software and Drivers (Windows 7). This should restore the original software and hardware drivers that came with your computer. Once the software installation has completed, please follow this document on using the HP Support Assistant to update your system's drivers.
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