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When I go to the sounds settings on Windows 10, right-click on speakers, go to speakers properties, go to levels, and click on balance, I can adjust the left and right audio output. However, when I am using my bluetooth earbuds and follow the same process, only "1" and "2" show up instead of "L" and "R" and when I slide one, the other changes as well. The text field for the volume level is also locked. Yet on my Android phone, I can adjust the left and right balance just fine. How do I do this on Windows with my earbuds?
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Hello, KAMARAJ PARAMANANDAM
Welcome to the Microsoft community.
Thank you for your feedback. Can you provide us with your headset model and bluetooth version? Have you experienced this issue with your headset before? Or did you suddenly encounter this issue?
I need more information from you which can help me pinpoint your issue.
Best Regards,
Aaron | Microsoft Community Support Specialist
