Detecting when head phones are plugged in

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In Windows Vista and beyond, you can use the device arrival and removal notifications and retrieve the endpoint formfactor to determine if the manufacturer of your audio solution considers a particular endpoint a “headphone”.

Before Vista there was no way of determining this information.

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