if you’re not confident, or don’t have enough time and patience, you can do it automatically with Driver Easy.ĭriver Easy will automatically recognize your system and find the correct drivers for it. You can download the latest driver from your computer manufacturer’s website or. You can update your driver to solve this problem. Fix 4: Update your audio driverĪn old, corrupted or missing audio driver can also cause your USB headset not working. Click OK.Ĭheck if your headset work properly now.
Highlight your headset, then click Set Default. 
Right-click on Speakers/Headphone icon at the bottom right of your taskbar. Relaunch your computer and check the issue is resolved or not.įix 3: Set your USB headset as default device. Follow the on-screen instructions to finish the process. You’ll see the Hardware and Devices window popping out. Copy and paste msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnostic in the PowerShell, then press the Enter key. Right-click on the Start button, then click Windows PowerShell (Admin). Don’t worry, you can still run the Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter in this way: 
The version has removed the Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter. If you fail to find Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter in Control Panel, that’s probably because your computer version is after Windows 10 build 1809. Complete troubleshooting by following on-screen instructions.Īfter that, check if your headset works properly now.
Now the troubleshooter starts detecting problems. Then click Find and fix problems on the top. Type troubleshooting in the search box from the Start menu. The troubleshooter can find and automatically fix some problems with your computer. Fix 2: Run the Hardware Devices troubleshooter Then plug your USB headset when Windows 10 starts.Ĭheck if your headset works properly now. In this case, you can unplug your USB headset first, and reboot your Windows 10. In order to avoid this conflict occur, please be sure to plug your USB headset after your computer gets into Windows 10. Some conflicts could exist between your USB headset and other USB devices. 
Fix 1: Do not plug your USB headset while Windows 10 is booting If it doesn’t work either, then go with fixes below. Note: Before we go, plug your headset into different USB ports and replace your USB headset with another one to check if the issue is due to headset.
Run the Hardware Devices troubleshooter. Do not plug your USB headset while Windows 10 is booting. Here you’ll be relieved to know it’s possible to fix. No sound from your USB headset? No worries.
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