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Richard Stephen

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May 11th, 2020 00:00

Type C headset not recognising by Waves MaxxAudio Pro

Type C headset (OnePlus ED117) not recognising by Waves MaxxAudio Pro even though windows recognises the headset with model no. displayed in the speaker icon(in desktop). In MaxxAudio Pro app it shows as internal speakers on the other hand it recognises all wired headsets and headphones. Also the software doesnot recognise bluetooth headsets as well. I have multiple bluetooth headsets and this is also an issue here.

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RenarsK

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January 13th, 2021 02:00

I have the same issue with USBC Headset.

DELL-Nat M

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May 17th, 2021 11:00

To fix Audio issues on your system follow the below steps.

 

Step1: First Ensure all the Drivers are up to date & Check.

 


  • After installing, Open SupportAssist & Click on “Run Now” under Get Drivers & Downloads

  • Restart the system & Check if it is working fine
  • Check the video.

 

Step 2: Run the Audio Troubleshooter.

  • Right Click on the Speaker Icon & Click on “Troubleshoot”

  • Click on “Troubleshoot Sound Problems”

  • Follow the on-screen instructions & check
  • Check the video.

 

Step 3: If the above steps fails:


  • Go to device manager and look for Realtek Audio driver

  • Uninstall it and ensure to check to delete the software.

  • Install the Audio driver again from our site

  • Once installed, Right-click on Start and go to task manager

  • Click on startup and enable Waves Maxxaudio
  • Check the video.

 

 

 

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