Windows 10: Airpod Pros & Windows 10 (And discord)

Bought airpod pros in the hopes I could use them as wireless "headphones" for general pc use. I play games and talk to friends on discord. So I can connect the bluetooth "[DjValleyCat's Airpod Pros]" and the stereo audio will work as long as discord is not open. I can do anything but once anything that requires mic input happens it makes my audio mute on the stereo and i am forced to use hands free. My question is, is there a way to do what I want to do (Use stereo whilst talking and gaming, or is this not possible. Thanks for the help

Note: When pairing mode is activated on airpods case, there is only ONE bluetooth for the airpods.

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Recently, my AirPods Pro began playing at max volume when connected to Windows 10. I can move the Windows volume slider up and down and the volume does not change. The AirPods Pro were working just fine for several weeks, not I can not use them on Windows
10.

I found this post and followed its advice, but it did not fix the issue. I have removed the AirPods Pro device from the computer, rebooted the computer, and re-paired the AirPods Pro. No change. The AirPods Pro work fine on my iPhone.

EDIT: It appears that the issue is with the "Headset" device. If I switch the volume profile to "Headphones" the volume plays normally and can be adjusted by the slider. See reply from "lacrumb" below. However, this is not a permanent solution for me as
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Any suggestions?