Skype blocks the audio of other applications during call with headphones

I am trying to play a sound and talk on Skype at the same time. The problem is that Skype seems to be blocking the line, so when I am on Skype talking to someone and playing a game, the sounds from the game doesn't come at my phones, instead they are played from my notebook speakers... When the call is over the sound come back to my headphones.

Is there a configuration to change it? I want to hear both peoples voice and game sounds on the same device (on my phones)...

Repro steps:

1. Have a headphones plugged
2. Configure Skype to use the headphones
3. Start a music
4. Make a call

Result: The music will be played on another device and skype will take the primary device for the call blocking other sounds on this device.

Expected result: Both sounds to come from the same device.

My sound configurations are like this

I cannot set the default device as Independent Dual Headphones, the system doesn't allow me. The other option is Speakers and Dual Headphones. I think this device is a problem, I think I need to somehow disable the speakers or find a way to run an application in a way it will use the Independent Dual Headphones instead. What can I do?

Related:

• Skype blocks other sound sources in Win7
• Skype blocks all sound sources in Win7

To play all sound on one device do the following:

Open Skype preferences under Tools -> Options -> Audio settings
Select "Speakers/Headphones" as Speakers.
Select "Use selected speaker" as Ringing.
Uncheck "Automatically adjust speaker settings" for Speakers.

More details are here:

http://community.skype.com/t5/Windows/Does-your-music-alert-sounds-play-through-speakers-when-you-do-a/td-p/484041

Problem solved, tried best answer above to uncheck in Skype, still a problem lowered VLC Media Player volume merely for Skyping. Found success then for Windows 10 anyway, go to Control Panel, click big green 'Hardware & Sound', under Sound click 'Manage audio devices', click 'Communications', check 'Do nothing' for the "When Windows detects communications activity:" to thus uncheck any volume reduction.

Deactivate "independent dual headphones"

This makes your standard sound system control of device you have.