Default audio device doesn't change until restart

I have speakers and usb headphones, I had no problem switching which device is used, but now when I change the default device a restart is needed to actually change where the sound comes from. This is extremely annoying. Using Windows 8.1, don't think
it matters ehat the headphones are, cause they work fine, but - logitech g930. So to sum - i change the default device, it gets the green thick next to it, but sound still comes from the previous one until pc is restarted, it used to work fine on the same
windows, maybe some update changed it. 

Open Audio Midi Setup, Click the Plus button. Witch should add "Aggregate Device" to the Audio Device List. Click on "Aggregate Device." On the right hand side it should list all the audio device you can use for the Aggregate Device, if US-200 is on the list, check the check box to the left of "US-200".
Then click on the gear on the left hand side of the window, chose "use this device for sound out".
If you still can't get it to work, you might want to check to see if your mac is in 32 or 64 bit mode. If you want to check: Apple menu, about this mac, more info button, from the left column click on the word "Software." On the right column there should be a line that says "64-bit Kernel and Extensions:". witch should say yes or no.
the reason to check, would be some drivers only work in 32-bit mode.

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