my Bluetooth is connected bus the voice is not coming in side thw voice is coming out side it not coming inside the buds after connecting also

Vinay Chowdary 0 Reputation points
2026-09-04T11:02:36.84+00:00

my Bluetooth is connected bus the voice is not coming in side voice is coming out side it not coming inside the buds after connecting also

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  1. John Jefferson Doyon 89,735 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2026-09-04T11:42:29.5333333+00:00

    Hi, @Vinay Chowdary

    It sounds like the Bluetooth earbuds are connected, but Windows is still using the computer speakers for sound.

    Please try this:

    • Click the speaker icon on the taskbar.
    • Click the arrow next to the volume control.
    • Under the audio output devices, select your Bluetooth earbuds.

    You can also go to Settings > System > Sound > Output and select the earbuds there.

    If the issue still persists, to help narrow down the issue:

    1. What is the brand and model of the Bluetooth earbuds?
    2. Do the earbuds appear under Settings > System > Sound > Output?
    3. Do the earbuds work normally with another device, such as your phone?

    Click "Add comment" to let me know.

    Thanks!

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    2026-09-04T11:02:55.5533333+00:00

    Try these steps in order on Windows 11:

    1. Check the audio output device.
      • Select the Sound icon on the taskbar.
      • Make sure the Bluetooth earbuds are selected as the audio output.
      • Or go to Start > Settings > System > Sound.
      • Under Choose your output device, select the earbuds.
    2. Turn off Mono audio.
      • Go to Start > Settings > System > Sound.
      • In the Output section, turn Mono audio off.
    3. Check left and right channel balance.
      • Go to Start > Settings > System > Sound.
      • Under Output, select the Bluetooth earbuds.
      • Open Output settings > Volume.
      • Make sure both Left and Right are set to the same level, usually 100.
    4. Set a higher audio format.
      • Right-click the Sound icon in the taskbar and select Sounds.
      • Open the Playback tab.
      • Select the Bluetooth device and choose Properties.
      • Open the Advanced tab.
      • Under Default Format, select 2 channel, 16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality).
      • Select Apply, then OK.
    5. Remove and pair the earbuds again.
      • Go to Start > Settings > Bluetooth & devices.
      • Select the earbuds and remove them.
      • Add the Bluetooth device again and pair it.
    6. Update the Bluetooth driver.
      • Select Start > Device Manager.
      • Expand Bluetooth.
      • Right-click the Bluetooth adapter and select Update driver.
      • Select Search automatically for updated driver software.
      • Restart the PC if prompted.
    7. Check for Windows updates.
      • Go to Start > Settings > Windows Update.
      • Select Check for updates and install any available updates.
    8. If sound comes from only one side, charge the earbuds fully and reconnect them.
    9. Make sure the earbuds support A2DP audio streaming.

    If the issue continues, run the Bluetooth troubleshooter in Get Help.

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