Windows 10: unable to use wired headphones on it despite having a 3.5 mm audio jack on laptop !

i am using "Victus by HP Gaming Laptop 15-fb0xxx" and manufacturer is "HP". I am unable to use wired headphones on it despite having a 3.5 mm audio jack for both speaker output and mic input. ON WINDOWS 11!!!

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Laptop jack((3,5 mm) TRRS headphones problem!!


I have my headphones from my phone (it's an Allview P5Quad) and the problem is when I put the headphones at laptop the sound is distorted and i need to take them off a bit like 2 mm to have the right sound but on my brothers laptop when i put the headphones without take them off a bit the sound is not distorted .
And what I want is if exist a program to recognise a TRRS headphone?
And one more thing on my brothers laptop for example works if i put a TRRS (Left Audio, Right Audio, Ground, Microphone) or a TRRS (Left Audio, Right Audio,Microphone, Ground).

 

Windows 10 Headphones not auto-selected when inserted to audio jack

Hi, I have an Acer Swift 5 laptop running latest Windows Version 10 64-bit.

Is there a way in setting to select the headphones as the output device automatically when the headphones are connected to the Audio jack?

When the headphones are connected to the audio jack, a notification pops out in bottom right corner prompting:
"Which device did you plug in?", with the Headphone highlighted. I have to then click "OK" to select it.

Is there a setting to make this automatic?

In Sound settings, under "Output device", I only see "Readltek(R) Audio" listed, even the headphones are connected.

Thanks.

 

USB-C wired earphone is not detected on my Windows 11 Laptop but works with a wired earphone that's using a 3.5 mm headphone jack

2 days ago i used my usc-c wired earphones to talk and hear audio. Howver today when I want to use it, it's not detected.I already:

• Restart my laptop
  
• Checked Windows update (Up to date).
  
• Checked audio inputs & outputs in device management, all audio drivers say the best driver is already installed.
  
• Checked sound, video and game controllers in device management, same message as above.
  
• Unplugging and replugging the cable
  
• Flipping the cable upside down (It's USB-C so it can be plugged in), Can't read it either.
  
• Plugging the USB-C earphone into my phone, It works.
  

Surprisingly, using my other wired earphones, this time it's using a 3.5 mm headphone jack with a white ring, it works. Windows detected it and audio came out, microphone still using the built-in one but I still prefer the USB-C one.

Laptop used: Lenovo Yoga 7 14ITL5

Operating System: Windows 11 22H2 (OS Build 22621.1992)

Phone used: Samsung Galaxy Note 10+

Operating System: Android 12 & One UI 4.1