download and install the vb virtual audio cable

Then open sound settings and open 'sound control panel'.

Download either the 32 or 64 bit one ( I didnt explain this well, you might just want to find a video or tutorial or something). Download VB-Audio Cable () and unzip the package. Plug in your Xbox controller and connect your headset to it. Originally posted by M_42:Here is a possible fix that i discovered. I posted this in another discussion but thought i would repost it here.Įdit: Youcould also try al this without the xbox controller, just that my headset only showed up in both the communication and playback areas when connected with the controller. If this helps please let me know, otherwise if it doesnt i can see if i missed something out. Make sure your input device is your Headset. Make it listen to your headset or the Default Playback device. Right click the VB-Cable, click on properties and go to 'Listen'. Then make the VB-Cable your Default communications device. Make sure its the Default device by both 'Playback' and 'Recording/Communications'. Here is a possible fix that i discovered.

Download and install the vb virtual audio cable