There isn[SQ]t a standard Windows program or feature officially called "AudioSelector." The name suggests a piece of software designed to manage and select audio devices. However, several possibilities exist :

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It could be a third-party application:

Many audio management utilities exist for Windows, offering features beyond the built-in capabilities. These might use names similar to "AudioSelector" or have such functionality within their features. To find out, you[SQ]d need to provide more context: Where did you encounter this name? What[SQ]s it supposed to do?

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It might be a part of a larger application:

A specific program (e.g., a game, a video editor, or a broadcasting software) could have its own internal component with that name for choosing audio inputs or outputs.

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A typo or misremembered name:

The name might be slightly different. Think about other possible names it might have.

To get a helpful answer, please provide more information about where you saw "AudioSelector" mentioned. For example:

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The name of the program it belongs to.

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The website or context where you found it.

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What you[SQ]re trying to achieve with this supposed program.

Without more context, it[SQ]s impossible to determine what "AudioSelector for Windows" is.