To start off, just a couple things things.
I have Realtek Audio Drivers installed on my laptop and use Realtek Audio Console to manage it (both of these came installed on my PC). For output, the name of my driver is Speakers/Headphones (Realtek(R) Audio) and for input, Microphone (Realtek(R) Audio). My laptop is a Dell G7 17 7790.
Any time I plug in a headphone device into my laptop, it always automatically uses the "Speakers/Headphones (Realtek(R) Audio)" output and the microphone input of a similar name aforementioned. This is a big problem especially for my mic, where whenever I'm talking to people, it uses my laptop's built in microphone (which is pretty crappy). This wasn't much of an issue until when I bought an Astro A40 TR headset, and realized I'm not able to use them because it automatically loops any wired headphone/headset in with my speakers drives. I've tried searching where I can get the Astro drivers, but I'm pretty sure when you plug them in they should automatically install. I see few fixes for computers that have Realtek Audio Manager, but none that have Realtek Audio Console. If someone has a solution, I'll be glad to here it. Any help is much appreciated, thank you to anyone in advance.
I have Realtek Audio Drivers installed on my laptop and use Realtek Audio Console to manage it (both of these came installed on my PC). For output, the name of my driver is Speakers/Headphones (Realtek(R) Audio) and for input, Microphone (Realtek(R) Audio). My laptop is a Dell G7 17 7790.
Any time I plug in a headphone device into my laptop, it always automatically uses the "Speakers/Headphones (Realtek(R) Audio)" output and the microphone input of a similar name aforementioned. This is a big problem especially for my mic, where whenever I'm talking to people, it uses my laptop's built in microphone (which is pretty crappy). This wasn't much of an issue until when I bought an Astro A40 TR headset, and realized I'm not able to use them because it automatically loops any wired headphone/headset in with my speakers drives. I've tried searching where I can get the Astro drivers, but I'm pretty sure when you plug them in they should automatically install. I see few fixes for computers that have Realtek Audio Manager, but none that have Realtek Audio Console. If someone has a solution, I'll be glad to here it. Any help is much appreciated, thank you to anyone in advance.