


Stay in the Playback tab of the Sound window which just opened up.After that, locate and click on the Sounds option in order to open the same window. Right-click on the Volume icon located at the bottom right part of your screen and choose the Playback devices An alternative way would be to open Control Panel on your PC and set the View by option to Large icons.Make sure you check whether this is the cause of your problem! This is quite a big mistake by Microsoft as hiding the device under Playback devices was definitely unnecessary. It’s quite possible that Windows 10 has somehow automatically disabled the headphone sound output as it often considers it unnecessary and it’s never set as default. Solution 1: Locate it in Disabled Devices
RAZOR HEADSET NOT DETECTED FOR MIC WITH HANGOUTS DRIVERS
