You'll have to enable Show Disabled Devices to access and use your Microphone device again. You can also just right click and disable the Microphone device, but note that Windows will hide your disabled Microphone device if you have Show Disabled Devices disabled (this is the default setting in Windows, right-click the Playback or Recording tabs to access and change this setting). You can do that by going to Control Panel > Sound > Recording > Microphone > Levels and clicking the speaker icon to toggle muting. You'll probably want to turn off your microphone as well. Windows -> CABLE Input -> CABLE Output -> Speakers So essentially this configuration changes the path of your computer's sound output from

Go into 'CABLE Output' properties to check 'Listen to this device' and select your usual output device in the drop-down menu (the device previously set as the default playback device on the Playback tab) In the Recording tab, right-click 'CABLE Output' and select 'Set as Default Device'ĥ. In the Playback tab, right-click 'CABLE Input' and select 'Set as Default Device'Ĥ.

Go into your Sound settings in Control Panelģ. Unzip the download and run VBCABLE_Setup or VBCABLE_Setup_圆4Ģ. Download the VB-Audio Virtual Cable driver: Ģ.

To set up VB-Audio Virtual Cable for DiscoParty in Windows (7) to bypass microphone input:ġ. I found this donationware utility to use as a Windows Soundflower alternative, VB-Audio Virtual Cable.

Soundflower for windows 8