Disconnect and reconnect microphone, check physical mute button. Restart computer and verify microphone settings in Device Manager. Try different USB cables and ports. Check for Windows updates and uninstall recent VoIP apps
Turn on headphones and check charging status. Try turning headphones off and on again. Charge headphones via micro USB port. Verify USB power requirements and compatibility
Ensure mic button is unactivated and properly connected. Test headset with different audio sources to rule out hardware issues. Set headset as default input device in Sound settings
Many laptops have built-in microphones, but external ones may be needed. Hold button down for 3 seconds until beep sound. Enable Bluetooth in Settings > Devices. Connect via Bluetooth action center in taskbar. Test microphone in Settings > System > Sound
Basic microphones connect via 1/8" TRS or USB jacks. Desktop computers typically have pink microphone ports. Laptops use internal microphones, which can be connected via headphone ports
Headset can connect via Bluetooth or USB dongle. Wireless headsets need to be fully charged before pairing. Bluetooth headsets connect automatically when dongle is inserted