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⚠ Not code-signed. Windows may show a SmartScreen warning on first run.
Why, and what to do?
This is a hobby project without a paid signing certificate. Click More info → Run anyway, or verify the file first:
Get-FileHash .\AudioSwitch.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Scan result: VirusTotal. A few engines may flag unsigned hobby apps heuristically; the source code is open for review.
Source code
Open source (MIT). Build your own copy with the .NET 8 SDK.
dotnet restore dotnet run dotnet publish -c Release -r win-x64 --self-contained true
Support the project ☕
Free to use. If it saved you some clicks, a small donation is much appreciated.
Switch audio devices –
one click
A tiny Windows 11 tray app that toggles between two audio outputs – speakers, headphones, monitors or a soundbar.
No install, one click, two devices. Simple, portable, reliable.
1 · Pick two devicesChoose your outputs on first run. They're remembered.
2 · Left-click to switchThe tray icon shows which device is active.
3 · Right-click for moreSettings, custom icons, start with Windows.
Where's the icon?
Windows 11 hides new tray icons behind the ^ arrow. Click it to find AudioSwitch, then drag the icon onto the taskbar to keep it always visible.
