| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers 16:58 - Nov 29 with 1985 views | GlasgowBlue |
I have a pair of beats solo3 headphones. My laptop which runs windows 10 says they are connected but the audio is playing on my laptop and not the headphones.
I've opened up the sound menu which only shows one sound device (Speaker/headphone Realtek high definition audio)
The headphones connect to my phone ok and play the music. What am I missing???? [Post edited 29 Nov 2017 17:02]
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| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 16:59 - Nov 29 with 1974 views | J2BLUE |
Drivers? |  |
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| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:01 - Nov 29 with 1969 views | ElderGrizzly |
Windows 3? |  | | |
| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:03 - Nov 29 with 1956 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:01 - Nov 29 by ElderGrizzly |
Windows 3? |
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| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:22 - Nov 29 with 1930 views | SpruceMoose |
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| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:26 - Nov 29 with 1924 views | Dubtractor |
If it is a newish laptop with only one phono port for both mic or headphones then it will have just failed to recognise that headphones are in, or you've accidentally selected mic.
There should be an audio manager on your laptop where you can select what is plugged in. |  |
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| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:32 - Nov 29 with 1904 views | DanTheMan |
Which sound menu did you try?
There's one down the bottom right in the system tray that can he used to switch between audio outputs.
So click on that, then click on the arrow. Assuming it's connected properly then it should show up there.
If not as others have suggested it may be a driver issue. |  |
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| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:35 - Nov 29 with 1897 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:26 - Nov 29 by Dubtractor |
If it is a newish laptop with only one phono port for both mic or headphones then it will have just failed to recognise that headphones are in, or you've accidentally selected mic.
There should be an audio manager on your laptop where you can select what is plugged in. |
Hi mate. They are wireless. | |
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| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:36 - Nov 29 with 1892 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:32 - Nov 29 by DanTheMan |
Which sound menu did you try?
There's one down the bottom right in the system tray that can he used to switch between audio outputs.
So click on that, then click on the arrow. Assuming it's connected properly then it should show up there.
If not as others have suggested it may be a driver issue. |
Hi mate. The picture is the same except it has no arrow.. | |
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| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:46 - Nov 29 with 1879 views | GlasgowBlue |
Success. I deleted the headphones and re paired them. | |
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| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 19:58 - Nov 29 with 1818 views | Bluefish |
| Please help a thickie when it comes to computers on 17:46 - Nov 29 by GlasgowBlue |
Success. I deleted the headphones and re paired them. |
I've bought my daughter a set of them for Christmas. I will be coming to you for technical support.
They are a fooking rip off btw |  |
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