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Bass settings gone for headphones on windows 11

Anonymous
2025-06-07T14:55:53+00:00

Greetings everyone, I hope this post finds you in great spirit.

I am in deep despair as I had been enjoying the wonderful sounds made by the windows 10 default sound bass settings for my DT 770 pro headphones, however updating my windows to the latest one, the bass settings in the windows 11 sound settings ceases to exist when going to my headphone properties. There is no other bass settings like the previous, it was truly lovely, perfect, crisp, and always ate without a single crumb left... I was hoping if anyone could provide me with a solution to be able to use the windows 10 bass settings for my headphones on my windows 11, as I had failed countless times to replicate the bass settings on applications such as Peace, FX sound and even tried importing the windows 10 sound drivers into my windows 11, but all options had failed to succeed, as I slowly begin to lose hope in reclaiming a once renowned and glorious bass setting. If anyone has a solution, please do feel free to offer any suggestions for me to have a chance of finding my light, my sound again. Thank you for your time.

Windows for home | Windows 11 | Devices and drivers

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  1. JosephT71 9,210 Reputation points
    2025-06-07T15:09:52+00:00

    There should NOT be any bass settings at all.

    It only exists when you didn't install your computer manufacturer's audio driver and windows used its own generic audio driver.

    You should be using your audio configuration app (such as realtek audio console or dell audio app or hp audio app or b&o audio app or waves maxxaudio pro app....) to EQ your audio.

    All the youtube videos are completely WRONG in that they are telling people to uninstall their perfectly fine realtek audio driver and install the Microosft's windows generic audio driver in order to get the bass boost setting.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JySd_g3k45Q

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