- #CORSAIR HEADSET NOT DETECTED DRIVERS#
- #CORSAIR HEADSET NOT DETECTED DRIVER#
- #CORSAIR HEADSET NOT DETECTED PC#
If the earphone mic is not working in the PC and the headset works in the phone, then it could be an issue with the audio input jack on the PC.
#CORSAIR HEADSET NOT DETECTED DRIVER#
Check the manual: does it need additional power / batteries to function? Does it need a particular software or driver installed? Is there a setup issue? If nothing appears to stand out, then contact the manufacturer for advice. If the earphones are working successfully in the PC, and the headset doesn't work in the phone then the headset may have a fault. The above steps should help you determine whether the PC is at fault, or if the headset is at fault. Test it with a program of your choice - does your PC receive input from the mic now? If so, there could be a connection issue in the headset. Try removing the microphone from the headset and plugging it directly into the PC.If in step one, the headset mic appears not to work in the phone, try the earphones in step 2 in the smartphone and ensure that they work.Do the earphones work correctly? Does the mic work? Plug them into your computer and do a test on discord or a program where you can monitor the inputs. Next, buy or loan a cheap pair of earphones that have a mic (and thus a 4 pin jack).Call a friend, can they hear you? can you hear them? try muting the headset mic and determine whether the headset is working correctly. Every mainstream smartphone should be compatible with 4 pin jacks (actually not sure how apple tech works these days).
First, plug the new Corsair headset into a smartphone.I think you need to do some more troubleshooting before you can determine what the issue is. The problem was that it took several restarts for the microphone to start working, so I didn't realise I had a solution for a while.
#CORSAIR HEADSET NOT DETECTED DRIVERS#
I also plugged the headset straight into my PC's jack (without using the USB audio adapter) once I'd installed the iCUE software as per that advice, and the problem remained exactly the same.ĮDIT 2: Once I installed new audio drivers on my PC, the headset started working. So they must have been hearing me through the PC's built-in microphone, despite the fact that both the PC and Discord claimed to be using the USB audio device for a microphone.ĮDIT 1: I have followed David Postill's advice in the comment below but it did not change the problem. And second, most importantly, the headset has a mute button for the microphone, and whether it was clicked on or clicked off, the people on Discord heard me exactly the same. First, when I tapped on the microphone or blew into it, other people on Discord didn't hear anything. But they can't have been, for at least two reasons. I checked to see that both my PC and Discord were using the USB audio device, and they said they were. I checked the sound settings and it was set to 100% sensitivity, detected as a USB audio device. However, on Skype the microphone was so soft that I couldn't be heard. Then the headphones continued to work fine and the PC detected the microphone. I plugged the 4-pin headset connector into a splitter cable and plugged the two 3-pin connectors at the other end of the splitter into the adapter. So I got a Tecknet USB Audio Adapter, which plugs into a USB port on the PC and has separate red and green jacks for inputs.
It only detected the PC's built-in microphone, and used it on Skype. However, when I plug the headset into this jack, the headphones work fine but the PC doesn't detect the attached microphone. The jack on the PC is illustrated with a little icon of a headset (headphones with attached microphone), so presumably it's a 4-pin jack. My PC is an Acer Aspire 3, and it's only got one jack. There is only one wire coming out of the headset: a 4-pin connector.
The microphone connects to the headphones via an ordinary 3-pin jack. I just got a Corsair HS50 headset, which is a set of headphones with a detachable microphone.
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