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My problem is that whenever I connect my Bluetooth headphones to my laptop, it connects fine, but it doesn't detect that the headphones are an audio and sound device. Normally, this isn't too big of a deal because most of the time it only takes 10-20 seconds for my laptop to identify the headphones as an audio and sound device.
Hello, I just purchased a new computer with Windows 11 Pro installed (I have only used Windows 10) and when trying to use my headset (Hyperx Cloud Alpha) the mic is not recognized, nor are the headphones being recognized as headphones (recognized as speakers).
Hi there I connected my Bluetooth headset to my windows 10 pc, its shows when connected " voice and music connected". But every time i tried to use my mic the audio stops and mic works and same vice versa.
Bluetooth devices come with a 'stack' (collection) of 'profiles' (capabilities.) The Bluetooth stack for any given Bluetooth device is customized by the manufacturer with profiles that determine what the device can do. Bluetooth headsets that include a microphone typically have separate profiles for listening to music and for videoconferencing.
2. After a recent Windows update however, I have encountered an issue where even though I can select the Shokz Openfit device for both audio output and microphone audio input, I am no longer able to hear the audio. The microphone on the device appears to be working fine though.
I have the same issues. No headsets seem to work with the phone link app as its using the Bluetooth connection to export the sound from phone to the default laptop speakers and built in mic vs using a usb or Bluetooth headset so that there is no echo and you get privacy while making your calls.
You can look for some wireless gaming headphones online or in your local stores. Disable the Bluetooth hands-free mode, as indicated in the question you mentioned. This way, Windows won't switch to the hands-free mode when you use the microphone, maintaining high-quality stereo mode.
The headphones are working fine with bluetooth but the headset microphone is not connecting. I have tried multiple troublsehooters, driver updates and windows restarts.
Unfortunately, this issue is a limitation on the protocols of the Bluetooth devices, (this happens with all Bluetooth headsets). When the microphone is requested, the headset enters the Hands-free mode, in this mode, the audio quality is reduced to handle both audio input and output. That is why the Bluetooth headset has good audio quality when ...
It seems that only the microphone is connecting and not the audio. I'd suggest trying the following steps to fix the problem: > Go to the Bluetooth device settings on your laptop. > Navigate to Start > Settings > System > Audio. > Scroll down and click on "Advanced." > Look for the option that says "All sound devices" and click on it.