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So I know alot of this is for wire-based headphones, but there are a few things you could try first. url here So for the headphones themselves, is there any sort of adapter or connector that plugs into USB or your audio connectors? Have you tried linking the bluetooth to another device like a...

Are they running through a different sound card or sound device than the one you are using for your other programs. Some examples could include any sort of pre-processing software or routing solutions (like virtual audio cable). Also, could you provide an example of a program that is not...

You should probably search for your MOBO and see if you can find the drivers for your sound device. Usually the manufacturer of your computer (if it isn't a custom rig) will have them available; or the manufacturer for your motherboard will.

Hmmm... and you are using your MOBO's soundcard, or do you have a PCI soundcard that you are using?

Have you downloaded the current USB drivers for the headphones? If you haven't, you can find them here: http://steelseries.com/us/support/downloads

Okey, so assuming you are using the USB only version, make sure you have downloaded the correct driver from the website. Here is the link for you to acquire the exe for that: http://steelseries.com/us/support/downloads

So your saying when you connect the 3.5mm connector, you don't get any sort of popup telling you a mic has been connected? If that is the case, I would recommend searching your motherboard's model and seeing if the manufacturer has any sort of drivers available for the onboard audio. Also, do...

Looking at the back of your amp model, I see a couple of options you can try and utilize. From an HDMI perspective, it looks like you can attach one HDMI from your DTV box and then use the "HDMI output" to connect another HDMI cable to your TV. See if this will work as I don't actually know if...

Have you gone to your playback devices and ensured your level for the main output was turned up? You can do this by right clicking the speaker icon on your taskbar and selecting "Playback Devices." Right click your default audio device (it should be a separate one for your USB headset) and...

From what I know about TB and from what I am seeing online, there should be an included 3.5mm connector for the mic (the pink connector). I would try connecting it to the mic jack on your soundcard to see if you can at least get line audio. Also, in the recording tab, have you right-clicked and...

Does this occur all the time or only when certain programs like skype or your game are running? Sometimes, these programs can utilize ducking in the system sounds, basically turning down all other audio sources to make that program's sound clearer. Helpful when you need it, annoying when trying...

Okey, so first off, did you take the standard precautions about static electricity? It is very deadly to a computer, especially the MOBO with the thousands of capacitors and connections it contains. If not, well it's really a crap shoot as there could very well be a chance the soundcard fried...

I'm assuming when you say "main box" you mean the amplifier right? So let me see if I can clear the confusing up a bit for some further diagnosis. You currently have an HDMI cable connected from your DTV box to the amplifier. How are you connected between the surround sound receiver and the...

Unfortunately, daisy-chaining sound cards like you are trying to do will only degrade audio quality. On a most basic level, sound cards convert digital signal from your computer (aka '0's and 1's') into analog voltage-based signal (waveform through changing the voltage running through the wire...