Try the headset on a different computer to further isolate the issue. Visit Razer Support and search for headset pairing utility then follow through with the provided step-by-step guide.

Right-click on the Razer headset and select “Uninstall device”.įor wireless headsets, re-pair the headset using the appropriate pairing utility.

If the headset works without Synapse, do a clean reinstall of Synapse, see How to perform a clean re-installation of Razer Synapse 3 & 2.0 on Windows. Right-click the Razer Synapse icon found in the system tray then select 'Exit Synapse'. If the headset is working properly on a different device, the issue could be due to a defective computer or device audio port.įor wireless headsets, ensure that the device is operated within the maximum wireless range and there are no other devices that may cause interference.Įnsure that the device is plugged in directly to a PC and not a USB hub.ĭisable Synapse 3. The drivers are automatically installed on the computer after a restart.

Restart the computer to completely uninstall the drivers.

Right-click on “Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)” and select “Uninstall device”.

Type in “Device Manager” and hit enter.

Press Windows key + S on the keyboard to open the Search bar.

Note: If the earpiece works once the software is disabled, reinstall the software and restart the computer.

Alternatively, open the 7.1 Surround Sound app and click on the 'Turn ON' or 'Turn OFF' button. Click on the 7.1 Surround Sound icon in the system tray and click the slider to turn it on or off. Check the audio ports and audio jack for any dirt or debris that may cause the issue.Ĭheck if the audio jack is plugged in properly.ĭisable the 7.1 Surround Sound (applicable to 7.1 Surround Sound headsets only).

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