How to output audio to multiple devices in Windows 11?

right click on the blank area of the tab - Show Disabled Settings - if there is an option for Stereo Mix at this time,--I am not getting option for stereo mix. Kindly adivce

This doesn't work at all for me, in fact when i follow these steps both devices stop playing audio and i have to disable stereo mix to get any audio back, i tried playing with the settings in stereo mix and nothing worked to even get one of my devices to play audio while stereo mix wasn't disabled

Wrong, it IS for windows 11. I have windows 11, and the instructions guided me right to what they were saying it would, but it didn't solve the issue of not being able to run sound through multiple sources.. I'm trying to get it to run through my speakers and Monitor (TV) at the same time so i kinda have surround sound. you would think this would be a no-brainer microsoft?!

No one wants to use two sound cards? Speak for yourself. please.

I very much want to use completely separate audio output systems on my PC. I have multiple HDTVs as my monitors, and I would very much like to be able to direct the audio for the app shown on a particular monitor to its own speakers. Audio is transmitted via DisplayPort or HDMI to each monitor.

And if experience has taught me anything, at all, it's that if there's something I want to do with a computer, I'm certainly neither the only one nor the first one.

You can direct individual apps to output to different audio devices. As this screenshot is shown, the default speaker is the realtek 3.5mm computer speakers and I directed my browser audio to my monitor's speakers.