Acabe de instalar windows 7 en mi imac con boot camp pero al conectarle auriculares no se hace el envió del sonido y sigue reproduciendo estereo

Por favor como lo configuro.
gracias

Bueno, no las puse en su momento pero ahora sí las pongo:
15), 16) y 17) 3 ERRORES MÁS EN 3 INTENTOS, FALLIDOS, DE COPIAS DE SEGURIDAD UTILIZANDO TIME MACHINE...
Así que desisto de hacer más copias de seguridad...
Los datos que pueda archivar y pierda a partir de ahora, esas pérdidas, las voy a responsabilizar a Apple, ya que es un producto suyo, Time Machine, el que no me permite realizar copias de seguridad (hasta las copias de seguridad que me permitió hacer antes de las dos reinstalación del Leopard Original,10.5.4 en mi iMac 8,1, han fallado estrepitosamente, además de haber hecho desaparecer datos muy valiosos para mí).
Insistiré hasta la saciedad: MI IMAC 8,1 Y OSX LEOPARD LLEVAN YA CASI 3 MESES IMPIDIÉNDOME AVANZAR EN MI TRABAJO LITERARIO, MUSICAL Y FOTOGRÁFICO.
NOVO PINTO (compositor/productor/escritor/fotógrafo freelance e indignadísimo).

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