Rear channels coming out of the front speak

Doing the speaker test in the Creative Console Launcher has the audio noise for the rear speakers coming out of the front speakers. The sub is being played from the left and right speakers.
I use a X-FI Xtreme Gamer via optical out to a receiver.
Thoughts on fixing this?

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