Occasionally, you’ll need to update your headphones’ firmware to work with newer hardware and operating systems. And, even if they do connect, the charge might not be enough to actually play any sound.
A low charge might not let Windows 11 recognize and connect to them. While it may sound overly obvious, ensure your headphones are charged. Wireless Headphone Issuesįor wireless headphones, the problem could be with the headphones themselves. You’ll need a USB Bluetooth adapter instead. If you don’t see any Bluetooth settings at all, your PC isn’t Bluetooth compatible. If nothing works, you may need to buy a USB Bluetooth adapter or dongle. Try connecting other Bluetooth devices to see if it’s just your headphones. It’s also possible that your built-in Bluetooth adapter has failed. The best way to get here is to right-click the speaker icon in the notification area in the corner of Windows, then click “Sound Settings.”įrom the “Choose where to play sound” list, click the arrow next to your headphones, then on the new screen click the “set as default sound device” dropdown and select “Use as default for audio.” The other crucial place where you may need to check when your headphones are not working in Windows 11 is the Sound window. Make Sure Headphones Are Set as Enabled and Set as Default Device You can just stick with using your headphones from the new port or read on for our list of fixes.
If they suddenly start working, then it suggests that the problem is with the original port. If they do work on a different device, then try plugging the headphones into a different audio port on the PC on which they don’t work. It’s probably a good sign you need new headphones if they still don’t work. First, plug the headphones into a different device to see if they work there. The two notable bits of hardware that could be faulty when your headphones aren’t working are the headphones themselves and the port you plug them into.
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