After connecting the headphones with microphone to your computer, you need to perform hardware setup. Setting up the hardware, in turn, is impossible without the installed drivers for the sound card. Based on this, connecting the device to a computer can turn out to be a rather troublesome procedure for the user.
Necessary
Computer, headphones equipped with a microphone
Instructions
Step 1
Make sure you have sound card software installed on your computer. If the drivers are not installed, install them by inserting a bootable disc with the necessary software into the drive (the disc must be supplied with the computer / sound card). Install the drivers to the default folder and reboot the system. After restarting your computer, you will see the sound card agent icon located in the tray. Now you can start connecting the headphones and turning on the microphone on them.
Step 2
If you pay attention to the end of the wire of the device, you will see its tail split in two, equipped with a pink and light green plug. The pink plug is the microphone output, respectively, the green plug is the headphone input.
Step 3
Insert the light green plug into the matching colored jack on the back of the computer. A sound card manager window will pop up on the desktop, where you need to designate the connected device as headphones. Apply the parameters and check if audio is playing. Then you can go to connecting the microphone.
Step 4
Insert the pink plug into the socket that matches its color (this socket is also located on the back of your PC). The Sound Card Manager will bring up the dialog box on the desktop again. In this window, you need to define the connected device as a microphone.
Step 5
When connecting wireless headphones with a microphone, such manipulations are not necessary.
