#WINDOWS WHAT IS AUDIO ENDPOINT WINDOWS 10#

#WINDOWS WHAT IS AUDIO ENDPOINT WINDOWS 10#

Actually, in Windows 10 this problem also occurs, but the way i fixed it was disabling the 'Mono Headset' in my Audio Devices and disabling the Microphone, thing that I can't do in Windows 11 because of the Unified Endpoint. My working theory is that because my earbuds are not very premium, they can only transmit stereo audio, as soon as i enter a call in the phone, the quality drastically lowers, and I think that is because it needs the extra bandwidth for the microphone.

I've tried reinstalling the bluetooth drivers, installing the official Intel one, disabling the microphone input of the earbuds, reinstalling Windows all together. This problem has only occurred to me since the 21370 build, and thought it may be changed or fixed in a later build, but here we are in the first Windows 11 build and I have the same problem. To be exact, the earbuds connect to the computer, Windows recognizes them and even shows me how much battery they have left, but when I try to play anything, no sound, nada.

Today the first Windows 11 build was released, and after installing it in a partition, the same problem comes up again. In the 21370 build of Windows 10 for the Dev Channel the Unified Audio Endpoint for Bluetooth Devices was introduced, and since, my Haylou GT1 wireless earbuds don't work with my computer since that build, I just fixed that 'problem' migrating to the Beta Channel, were such changes were not yet introduced.

Windows what is audio endpoint