How to restore Xbox Wireless Headset - Starfield Limited Edition sounds

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Another possible solution you can try is to reset the headset with these steps:

- Plug the USB-C cable into the headset and position yourself next to your Windows 10/11 device or a power outlet with a USB connection (do not plug the other end of the USB-C cable into PC, or outlet yet).

- Hold down the headset’s power button and the mute button simultaneously (both buttons are located on the left earcup), and then quickly plug the USB-C cable into PC, or outlet.

- If the hard reset is successful, the headset should power off.

- Turn the headset back on. (If you continue to hold down the power button throughout the hard reset process, the headset will power off and then power back on.)

Reference: https://support.xbox.com/en-us/help/hardware-ne...

Hello!

Hope you are well. I'll be glad to assist you.

I'm sorry you're experiencing these issues. Please try to follow this procedure.

- Use Windows Search to find and open the device manager

- Locate your headphones

- Right-click on them and select "Uninstall device"

- Restart your PC and pair your PC and headphones again.

I hope the information has been clear, I will be attentive to any questions you may have.

Best Regards.

Sadly nothin'

The problem is with the firmware itself, can you notify the software department about this so they can look it up or something?

Some other people has the exact same issue with this Limited Edition headset.. the cause' is the software which can't be reversed I guess..

If we had the option to change startup, mic on/off sound it would be great.

Hi
My name is Rishabh, I hope you are doing great out there. I’m happy to help you with your question.

The Starfield Limited Edition headset is designed to support spatial audio and provide an immersive gaming experience, so if you're not getting spatial audio and the audio sounds like it's coming from the center of your head, there might be some settings or compatibility issues to address:

Driver Installation:
Make sure you have installed any necessary drivers or software provided by the headset manufacturer. Some headsets require specific drivers to enable spatial audio features.

Windows Sonic or Dolby Atmos for Headphones:
Spatial audio in Windows can be enabled through technologies like Windows Sonic for Headphones or Dolby Atmos for Headphones. You need to enable one of these spatial audio solutions to experience 3D audio. You can activate them by right-clicking the sound icon in the system tray, selecting "Spatial sound," and choosing either Windows Sonic or Dolby Atmos.

Game Compatibility:
Not all games support spatial audio, and some may require specific settings to be configured within the game itself. Make sure you're playing a game that supports spatial audio and check its settings to enable it if necessary.

Headset Compatibility:
While the Starfield Limited Edition headset is designed for spatial audio, it's possible that there could be compatibility issues with certain systems or setups. Check the manufacturer's website or support resources to ensure the headset is compatible with your specific setup.

Audio Output Settings:
Confirm that the audio output settings on your PC are correctly set to use the Starfield Limited Edition headset as the default audio device. Sometimes, incorrect settings can affect spatial audio performance.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks and regards
Rishabh Sohal

the one i might sell is an AXPRO, just an limited edition version. It sounds great but my head is too big and it literally is killing me. It's like a vise grip.

Can't get a wireless headset, it would mess with my wireless router. Need to stay wired.