No headphones in Windows Vista/7

This has been bugging me for a long time now and it's time to ask.
My Windows 7 speaker setup doesn't include an option for headphones:
Using onboard audio will allow me to choose Headphones. ?Using the same Creative driver under Windows XP will allow me to choose headphones. ?But under Vista and 7, the headphones option is missing.
I can still set CCL to Headphones, but I somehow feel that using this in combination with the Stereo setting under the Windows Speaker Setup is not optimal and that I'm missing out on some features that are offered by purchasing and using the X-Fi
X-FI XtremeGamer
Creative Labs X-Fi driver 2.8.003
Am I misconfiguredDid I not set something up properlyAre there more steps that need to be done beyond installing the driver and the Console LauncherIs this a problem with the driverSince upgrading to Vista a while ago, and subsequently 7 last year, I have never seen an option for headphones...unless I remove the X-Fi and use my onboard Realtek.
Any and all help and/or suggestions are greatly appreciated. ?If any other information is needed, I will gladly provide what I can. ?Thanks for your time.

Thank you for your response, KokChoy-CL.
So Stereo is the correct selection for headphonesThat's confusing, as there is still a selection for headphones in the CCL. The CCL seems to stay in sync with whichever speaker selection I'm making in the Windows 7 Speaker Setup, except when I have Headphones selected as my speakers in CCL.
For example, let's say I open CCL and set my speakers to 5.. If I open the Windows 7 Speaker Setup, no matter what it was previously set to, it is now set to 5.. If I go back to Windows Speaker Setup and change this to 7., Windows Speaker Setup is changed to 7.. I can also make these changes in the Windows Speaker Setup and they will also be changed in CCL...with an exception or two.
If I again go back to CCL and change my speakers to Headphones, Windows Speaker Setup will be set to Stereo. From this point, I can change Windows Speaker Setup to any of the other selections listed, but once CCL is set to Headphones, it will not change along with the Windows Speaker Setup.
Now, let's say I have CCL set to 5., but I want to change my speaker setup through Windows Speaker Setup. So I go there and change Windows Speaker Setup from 5. to Stereo. Back in CCL, my speaker setup has been changed from 5. to 2/2., not Headphones...
This is where I'm confused. What is the purpose of the Headphones selection in CCL and why would I choose that over 2/2. when I am using headphonesWhy does the Creative driver not allow for an option of headphones in the Windows Speaker setup. What is shown there is entirely dependent upon the sound driver. Why, when set to Headphones, does the CCL no longer recognize changes made to the Windows Speaker Setup
And more importantly, what is the correct settingI don't feel like I'm getting all that I can get out of this card. Configuring games is almost a crap shoot as some games seem to give better directional audio when set to 5., while others give better directional audio when set to headphones.
In older Source engine games(pre-L4D), when you launch them they detect the Windows Speaker settings and adjust accordingly. So in my case, in combination with ALchemy and CMSS, when I fire up, say, TF2, the Source engine detects my audio as 5., even though Windows Speaker Setup is set to Stereo and CCL is set to Headphones. If I remove TF2 from the list of ALchemy enabled games, it only detects 2/2.. But Windows Speaker Setup is still set to stereo and CCL is still set to Headphones. I guess ALchemy is doing the job of providing surround support here, thus the 5. selection...but the Source engine also provides an option for headphones. I can set it this way when I launch the game, but it's forced back to 5. with every subsequent launch, due to detection of Windows speaker settings. I can also force the headphone selection through a configuration file that runs every time the game is started. But if the X-Fi driver provided for an option of headphones, it would just detect headphones and I'd be on my way...
But with the game set to 5., there is a world of difference in sound as opposed to when it's set to headphones. In my opinion, the 5. selection is far superior. But why is 5. a superior selection to headphones when I am actually using headphonesMaybe that's specific to the Source engine... Maybe I'm supposed to be setting my games to 5. It's very confusing and I haven't been able to come across much Creative documentation, let alone one that would give me a clear and definiti've answer.
I guess I'm just confused. Each game seems to perform differently with different settings. In some games, a 5. setting will sound marvelous and I'm totally immersed. In other games, a 5. setting will make all the sounds sound "fabricated". I wish I could describe it better than that, but to keep it simple, sometimes 5. sounds amazing while at other times it doesn't work right.
How am I supposed to get the most out of this X-FiI've read all the stickies here, I've read tons of stuff on other boards, I've gone through all the tutorials here on Creative's site... There is conflicting information all over the place, even on Creative's own site. I would just like to know how I am supposed to go about setting this up. I've had it for almost two years now and I've been happy so far, but the Windows 7 driver from June seems to be lacking the proper functionality for me to continue using the card. I get mixed results in every game. If it comes down to it, I don't mind at all having to change settings per game... I'd just like to know which settings need to be set to what.
If an option for headphones doesn't exist in Windows Speaker Setup, what are the proper CCL and in-game settings I need to useI only use headphones, like a lot of gamers. Since this card is specifically tailored for gamers, why would an option for headphones not be available in Windows Speaker SetupWill this be corrected in future driver releases or is the plan to move forward with only a selection of Stereo
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