I, somehow, managed to find a solution which consists of;
1. Manually updating my "realtek" audio device to "realtek High definition Audio" hardware
2. Restarting the computer (if prompted)
3. Manually updating audio device to "high definition audio device" (which says it may not be compatible with my computer.)
4. Restarting computer (if prompted)
And then it works normally...
Somethings to acknowledge here:
- If i´m not prompted to restart, I can skip that step and only restart if prompted. It will still solve my problem.
- If i dont restart if prompted, it will not work.
- Any other combinations of restarting, driver versions etc won´t work.
- I do this everytime my computer shuts down or turns to sleep.
- Windows update haven´t fixed this issue
- Dont remember if any update caused this issue...
- Uninstalling / reinstalling doesnt do anything
- I don´t move or change any position of the headset when updating. i.e. the plug etc are not altered.
- I dont have any EQ setting on the device.
Obviously, this ain´t a hardware issue since it works after my solution.
I can only think of software issues with the drivers.
Do anybody come to think of anything which could be the problem?
Thanks
