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mic is not working for all bluetooth headset. The bluetooth show connected with both sound and mic, but there are none of Window program can access the mic function. FYI, before the Window Updates, everything is fine.
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Same Issue here, i have 20 users that the update broke their bluetooh headset, tried with the intel driver, different headsets, the manual KB5067036 install is not allowed either
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I am having the same issue on my work laptop and it is making it incredibly difficult to attend and participate in company meetings. I have tried all the things others in this thread have tried and nothing has worked. Updating my system and drivers have not helped either. Rolling back updates is not an option for my work computer. When will Microsoft fix this?
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Same issue with my headset mic it’s a USB and it worked just fine till one of the recent windows updates broke my mic fully can’t talk on anything
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I'm encountering the same issue too.
Tried uninstalling and repairing the the bluetooth earphones, and the same issue persist.
It will either just allow me audio, with no mic, or vice-versa just mic without any audio.
Tried with a second bluetooth sepaker and confirm the same findings.
Yet, both my bluetooth earphones and bluetooh speaker works perfectly with my mobile phone.
Also need to highlight that before 20Oct, this issue is non-existent. I'm pretty sure a Windows update broke something . In particular KB5066835 was the update
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I have the same annoying issue since Mid of September.
I tried all of that stuff above already.
I have an snapdragon processor. I don't know if that helps.
The Lenovo Support replaced today the WLAN module.
Afterwards the microphone worked in teams but not the speaker anymore.
I reinstalled Teams. Afterwards again: Microphone does not work.
This is making me mad - since 5 weeks. I cannot work like that.
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I am also having this issue. The issue didn't start until I updated; I suspect KB5066835 is the culprit. However, there has been no acknowledgment from MS about this issue. It removes the functionality of a laptop if you cannot use a Bluetooth headset for communications.
This is a BIG issue and needs to be addressed.
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I removed all my bluetooth devices, purged / reinstalled all drivers, it worked fine... until one reboot. Same problem as before: speakers are working fine, microphone is missing. No warning, nothing to be configured, nothing in the logs, simple pairing doesn't solve anything.
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I just went through some instructions of an article I found here: https://www.tweaktown.com/guides/11208/microphone-not-working-in-windows-11-heres-the-solution/index.html
It recommended to to disable audio enhancements. Which by the way did not work for me. By accident I found that the recording device does actually record something but I do not see any sound level in the System Sound menu.
Might this provide some more information for somebody who knows how those things work?