Windows 10: Bluetooth headset on, microphone doesn't record.

headset works on phone, brand new.

sony wh-h900n

windows 10


The microphone shows bars when on recording tab, but when I open the recording tab it turns off the sound.


Please help, tried uninstalling restarting and updated twice.


It seems the problem works with headset and microphone, when disabled the headset the microphone worked.


Please help, I need both to work simultaneously.

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Have you checked to see if the microphone is disabled?

To make sure that the microphone is not disabled, please follow the steps below.
a. Right click on the volume icon and select Recording devices.
b. Now, Right Click on an empty space and select, Show disconnected devices and Show disabled
devices.
c. Make sure that the Microphone is not disabled.