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You can fix this issue if you right-click the sound icon down in the corner of your screen and choose "sounds" from the list. Then in the first tab in the window that opens up you can find and disable the monitor as a sound device from being used and defaulted to at random on startup.
but when the sound drivers get updated, it seems to make its own choices unless you disable it in the device manager
It re-enable them on my work laptop for some reason.