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Bluetooth Xbox Headset Not Working. If you are using a wireless headset that uses a usb dongle, unplug it from your xbox and reinsert it. Make sure the wireless adapter is connected. If the above procedure doesn’t work, try restarting both devices. More specifically, the console audio (the headset is connecting. You need a bluetooth 4.2+ connection. Use the green power button on the back of the headset’s left earcup to turn the headset off. Open the xbox accessories app, check for and update the. I've just bought an official wireless xbox headset, and the audio is not working. To remove your headset’s current wireless pairings, hold down the green power button (on the back of the left earcup) and the mute button (on. Press the green power button on your headset’s left ear. Apparently using batteries in my controller instead of the usb connection brought back my audio.

Use the green power button on the back of the headset’s left earcup to turn the headset off. To remove your headset’s current wireless pairings, hold down the green power button (on the back of the left earcup) and the mute button (on. If the above procedure doesn’t work, try restarting both devices. More specifically, the console audio (the headset is connecting. Make sure the wireless adapter is connected. If you are using a wireless headset that uses a usb dongle, unplug it from your xbox and reinsert it. Open the xbox accessories app, check for and update the. Apparently using batteries in my controller instead of the usb connection brought back my audio. Press the green power button on your headset’s left ear. I've just bought an official wireless xbox headset, and the audio is not working.

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Bluetooth Xbox Headset Not Working If you are using a wireless headset that uses a usb dongle, unplug it from your xbox and reinsert it. You need a bluetooth 4.2+ connection. To remove your headset’s current wireless pairings, hold down the green power button (on the back of the left earcup) and the mute button (on. Open the xbox accessories app, check for and update the. Make sure the wireless adapter is connected. Press the green power button on your headset’s left ear. If you are using a wireless headset that uses a usb dongle, unplug it from your xbox and reinsert it. More specifically, the console audio (the headset is connecting. I've just bought an official wireless xbox headset, and the audio is not working. Apparently using batteries in my controller instead of the usb connection brought back my audio. Use the green power button on the back of the headset’s left earcup to turn the headset off. If the above procedure doesn’t work, try restarting both devices.