On older versions of Windows 10, if you right-clicked the sound icon, both playback and recording devices were listed in the context menu. There’s actually two ways to do that one lives in the System tray as it’s always done and the other is of course via the Control Panel. The good news is, you can still access the playback and recording devices settings in Windows 10 1803. This panel doesn’t have the same playback and recording devices settings that the Control Panel did though, which was kind of useful. You can access the sounds panel in the Settings app by right-clicking the sound icon in the system tray. With Windows 10 1803, the Sound options have been moved to the Settings app and you can now set an audio device for an app. It’s been slow going with the occasional problems, accidentally dropped features that had to be added back later, and duplication of settings between the two apps. Since the day it rolled out to the general public, Windows 10 has been moving settings from the Control Panel to the Settings app.
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