Can anyone help me disable my headset audio?

To ensure that the hands-free audio on your bluetooth headset is not used on your Windows 10 PC, especially as you jump from one gaming program to another, you'll want to also disable the hands-free audio microphone under the Recording tab in the Sound Control Panel.

On Windows 10:

1. Select Start
   
2. Type in Sound Settings
   
3. Hit Enter
   
4. On the far right, under "Related Settings", locate and select Sound Control Panel
   
5. Select the Recorcing tab
   
6. Locate the bluetooth headset's microphone
   
7. Disable it
   

I also have a bluetooth headset that I prefer to use with my desktop microphone for the audio quality, but I don't like the hands-free audio either. Because the headphones change to the hands-free audio when the microphone enters use, whenever I would switch to Discord, that microphone would get triggered, and it would change the audio over to that mode on the headset even if I had disabled that audio in the Playback tab in Sound Control Panel.

It's the little hiccups.

Hopefully this helps and clarifies, and let me know if this doesn't solve your problem.

You could try disabling your firewall and see if that's the issue. Reinstall audio drivers. Or try a new headset.

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This setting doesn't exist - if you could show me screenshots of what you see that would be helpful but I see nowhere where there is an 'audio' setting in the menu.

Also - can connect controller to PC but don't know how to route audio through the controller.

I can use the headset with my phone just fine - can use it to make calls perfectly, the headset is not the problem.

can you please help me to get my headset and adapter back, ANYONE

Go to settings go to audio and video click audio and see if you can fix it over there that never happens to me what I do if this happens to me is restart the Xbox because I have a wireless headset and my Xbox does not like my headset sometimes