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If there’s no sound coming from the headset or your mic isn’t working, then you’ll need to configure it manually. Windows, by default, includes an array of different troubleshooters designed to target and fix different problems. One such troubleshooter is the Speech troubleshooter. This troubleshooter will scan for any problems that are preventing your mic from working with Windows and fix them.

If you try mic monitoring and find that it’s working, that’s great news! If you found that it’s working but the sound quality is quite poor, perhaps the next thing you should focus on is making your mic sound better. ConclusionTherefore, turning this on can sometimes fix issues with your headset mic not working. Follow these steps to enable the Dictation feature: Depending on the brand and model of the headset, it may support controls located on the cable. Volume sliders and mute buttons are easily accessible here, but be sure they're set for use. Some plugs come with a ‘right way up’ sign on the rubber sleeve of the plug, but if yours doesn’t, then you can inspect the inside of the plug and the port to figure out which way up it goes. How to Connect Your Wireless Headset to PC

Unlike standard headphones, gaming headsets include mic functionality. So, aside from matching the headset plug with your PC’s audio port, you may even need to tweak some settings to ensure everything works as it should. Different headsets use different connectors to plug into your PC. You will need to note which connector your headset uses so you can follow the right steps in the sections below. Now that you know what kind of connector your headset uses, you need to figure out what your PC has available. Promotes clear communication with other players during gameplay and retracts and out of the way when not in use.Follow the below instructions to find and execute the Speech troubleshooter to fix your mic issues. Now the troubleshooter starts detecting problems. Complete troubleshooting by following on-screen instructions. In this case, you can unplug your USB headset first, and reboot your Windows 10. Then plug your USB headset when Windows 10 starts.