For some reason, about a couple hours ago today the audio from my Headphones (sony ch710n, connected by wire to logitech USB adapter) has been slightly degraded. I encountered this problem a couple months ago as well, which was solved when I reinstalled Windows. Is there any other way to fix it? The best way I can describe the sound quality is that it sounds "flatter", and I can't hear some elements of the music I'm listening to.
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Does it make a difference how you listen? Does Groove Music perform differently from your browser, Windows Media Player, or 3rd party programs? (iTunes/Spotify)
Have you tried running them through Bluetooth?
Try turning the noise-cancelling off if possible, does that make a difference?
Is there a reason you're connecting to an adapter? These can degrade audio performance, what happens if you plug directly into the computer, (there is a green audio port on the back of most desktops and the side adapter should work fine for any laptops).
Have you tried running them through Bluetooth?
Try turning the noise-cancelling off if possible, does that make a difference?
Is there a reason you're connecting to an adapter? These can degrade audio performance, what happens if you plug directly into the computer, (there is a green audio port on the back of most desktops and the side adapter should work fine for any laptops).
It could be, let's start at the headset and then go from there.
Try restoring the headset to factory settings.
Once you have restored it, does that make a difference?
Try restoring the headset to factory settings.
Once you have restored it, does that make a difference?
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