My laptop uses its built-in microphone instead of my headphones. Can you change it somehow?
L.G.
Zombix
Usually you install the drivers from the manufacturer, then it should then be adjustable.
Possibly. In the audio / sound settings?
Settings → System → Sound → Press input device and select headphone microphone
After that:
Sound system control → recording → possibly Deactivate laptop microphone in the context menu → Set headphone microphone as standard.
Then select the standard device in the respective software as the recording device
I use normal Samsung headphones and I have a predator g9-593
There's only Realtek High Definition Audio
Is your headphone microphone not recognized? Is it connected correctly, does it even have a microphone?
Does the notebook have extra inputs for headphones and microphone? And maybe your headphones have a four-pin plug? Then you would need an adapter from one 4-pin to two 3-pin plugs.
I'm not sure, yes and yes
Here I have asked my question in more detail
https://www.computerbase.de/forum/threads/kopfhoerer-mikrofon-werden-nicht-erkannt.1953365/
Yes it has an input for headphones and my headphones are 3 pin
If you only have one plug on the headphones and this is 3-pin, no microphone is installed!
