Windows 10: Want to use USB - C port as audio output instead of 3.5 mm jack

I have a HP envy 15 with 2 lightening type c ports. My audio jack give alot of problem while connecting and often gets disconnected while in use. So I tried to use a type c to 3.5 mm audio jack converter and it works fine. It show up as USBAudio 2.0 in device manager. But the quality is not as good as delivered by audio jack. Anything I can do to improve audio quality?, Use some other drivers??. Need recommendation.

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green 3.5 mm port not working

Right click the Volume icon in the Taskbar and choose Sound Properties. With the speakers plugged into the back Green audio port, choose the Output device as Speakers.
If this fails, boot into Setup (Bios) go to Integrated Peripherals and look for Onboard Sound. See if there is a separate setting for Back Audio ports, if it is Disabled, then Enable it. If all this fails, then the Audio Jacks, which are soldered to the motherboard have failed. You can get a PCIe Sound card or a USB Sound card.
As stated, you can only run one Sound Output device, so, if you plug Headphones into one Green output jack it disables the Speakers in the other audio jack. You can't have Headphones and Speakers working at the same time.
If the onboard Audio jacks aren't working, you can use USB. Under Sound Properties, you have to change the Output device from Speakers to Headset.

 

Direct USB Microphone to Audio Output Jack

Windows 10 Pro 64-bit Laptop



Goal: Speak into USB Microphone and have it go to laptop audio output jack to speakers for a small audience.



Is there a way to do this?



Thanks in advance.

 

LMP Launches 4K 10-port USB-C Display Dock

When it comes to video ports, the Display Dock has them all: HDMI (4K@60 Hz), Mini-DP (4K@30 Hz), DP (4K@30 Hz), DVI (1080p@60 Hz) and VGA (1080p@60 Hz). The Display Dock let's you extend your video content to two external displays (dual 4K monitor support via HDMI & Mini-DP/DP as well as further combinations with VGA and DVI), each at its maximum resolution and refresh rate. It is the only USB-C dock that supports 4K@60 Hz video output via HDMI and it comes at less than half the price of a Thunderbolt dock. Ideal for the professional user, the passionate movie fan or the avid gamer alike - take advantage of 4K video with high-frequency 60 Hz refresh rate.










All the video ports and more:
Besides the 5 video ports, the LMP USB-C Display Dock connects to the outside world via Gigabit Ethernet and its two USB 3.0 ports. One USB 3.0 port can charge a smartphone or tablet with up to 1.5A.

10 ports for (almost) any event:

• HDMI (4K@60 Hz)
• Mini-DP (4K@30 Hz)
• DP (4K@30 Hz)
• DVI (1080p@60 Hz)
• VGA (1080p@60 Hz)
• Gigabit Ethernet
• 2x USB 3.0 (with 1x 1.5A power output)
• Audio out (3.5 mm jack)
• USB-C (Power Delivery and data transfer)