The problem is with the 'Headset Microphone' which is defined as a 'Recording Device'. It details that with the newest Microsoft Drivers for HyperX 7.1 Audio, the Playback Device, the 'Headset Earphone' works justįine in the newest Build.

This Feedback is more specific because I have learned more about the Device Manager in Windows 10 Pro. The Link for the Feedback & Reply I Posted today for the latest Build can be accessed using the following Link: Last night I received a third Build, and for that Build I found my Technique doesn't work. The Feedback gives the details of which Build's DriversĪre being Talked about. You can select the text for this URL, copy it, and paste it into an open Tab in your Browser to read it, and the Reply I subsequently wrote for it. My first Feedback with the details can be After I installed my first Preview Build, the HyperX 7.1 Audio stopped working properly. When the PC had Windows 7 Pro on it, and it continued to work fine with the Update to the first version of Windows 10 Pro. I have a HyperX 7.1 Audio USB Headset with an attached Boom Microphone. My PC was working Fine with the Creators Edition of Windows 10 Pro. I receive frequent unpublished Builds of Windows 10 Pro, and see what they do to my System. I discovered this behavior on my own PC while volunteering my time for the Windows Insider Project, in which

I want to describe in more detail, the circumstances under which this technique has worked, and the circumstances under which it will not work.

Use the Sound app available by Rt+Clicking the Volume Icon on the right side of the Task Bar to configure (Playback Devices & Recording Devices) to the user's needs.

In around 10 or 15 seconds the OS will notify the user that HyperX 7.1 Audio is installed.

Then Plug the USB Headphones into a USB slot.

Allow the Startup Manager time to completely activate the PC to fully awake.

Disable all of the System restored devices and drivers.

Use the Device Manager to ascertain which devices and drivers that were previously uninstalled the System has restored.

Uninstall all devices and drivers that are superfluous to what actually needs to be used in those two categories.

Use the Device Manager to assess devices and drivers in two categories:.

Unplug the USB Headphones from the USB Port.

Persistent experimentation, discovered a plan-of-action to get HyperX 7.1 Audio Hardware to install properly on a PC running Windows 10 Pro versions 17. A recent Google Search of HyperX 7.1 Audio and Windows 10 revealed that Gamers using USB Audio Headphones with Boom Microphones are having great difficulty getting their Hardware to communicate properly with a PC in a Windows 10 environment.

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