Windows 10: Your Phone calls always have echo using AUX headset and microphone

Similarly to this discussion, calls made or received on the "Your Phone" app are unusable due to echo on the callers end. This isn't physical echo because it still occurs with my headphones muted; it's as if the caller's audio is being fed back to them through the microphone at the PC level. If I unplug the microphone, the echo disappears on their end.Any thoughts? It's very odd and I'd use this feature a lot if it were working properly.

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Headset's Mic not working when connected to AUX?

Hello,

I have a JBL Live 500BT headset and the microphone works flawlessly when the headset is connected over bluetooth.

However, when connecting the headset through AUX with the 3.5mm jack, and confirming it's a headset when asked by Realtek, only the headphones work and Windows claims there is no sound input device.

It's not even working if i connect the headset to the PC's a microphone jack and set the device as a microphone device.

The AUX cable does have a secondary microphone but that one only works when the headset is connected to a phone.

Is it normal that a bluetooth headset's built-in microphone does not work when the AUX cable is used?

 

Headset's Mic not working when connected to AUX?

Yes I have but it's still too low.

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UPDATE:

So I think I found the culprit. The cable itself I connect the headset with has a low-quality built-in mic as well.
Connecting the headset with that cable into the microphone aux enables that mic instead of the mic built in the headset.

I was thinking of buying an aux cable without a built-in mic but I'd then need something like the following which I can't find anywhere.




Does such a cable actually exist?

 

Headset's Mic not working when connected to AUX?

Hi,

I know it's an old post. But looks like I am in the same situation as you were. Did you find the solution for it ? Did you try a 2.5mm TRRS (4 poles) male to 3.5mm TRRS (4 poles) male connector wire ?