Windows 10: 3.5mm headphones recognized as speakers when plugged in through jack on USB microphone

Hello,I have a pair of Samson SR850 3.5mm headphones plugged in to the available jack on a Blue Yeti Nano microphone which is in turn plugged in to my computer via USB. Windows 10 only recognizes the Yeti as both the input and output device in sound settings and has designated the output device as speakers rather than headphones. Because of this it will only allow me a 7.1 profile and will not allow me to turn on spatial sound. I noticed this while troubleshooting issues that started after I ran a driver update from NVidia GeForce Experience which also installed an HD Audio Driver that seems t

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Mic plugged in, no sound from speakers

Combo jacks don't support standalone microphone.

External microphone, headset, or speakers may not be supported - ideapad 100 - CA

You need some sort of splitter.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/3-5mm-Hea...hone/755708309

 

Headphone recognized as speakers

I have a pair of rear speakers and table microphone plugged in to the rear jacks and headset plugged in to the front, all devices are working fine except that the computer doesn't distinguish between speakers and headphones as my headset is recognized
as speakers. Is it possible to separate them so that I am able to choose which to be my playback device

 

headphone and microphone jack both not working

my headphone and microphone jacks both on the front and back of my computer have completely stopped working. at first the computer recognized speakers as being plugged in, but no sound would come out. but now, even when i plug in speakers and microphones,
they dont even show up.

ive tried installing drivers, restoring my pc, everything.