On some devices, that can help, but it really lowers the quality of the switch’s audio.

If for any reason you are hearing the audio coming in kinda wonky (like quieter parts of the sound have a noticeably worse quality), uncheck audio enhancements.

It’s likely you’ll hear a small amount of feedback no matter how hard you try, but this method should be quiet enough that you can’t notice it over game sounds.

If you can’t hear anything, try plugin the 3.5mm directly from your PC into the switch and see if that helps.

This may default your ‘default playback device’ to this new one, make sure your active microphone is still set to that or people won’t be able to hear you!.

Check you have your PC speakers/headset turned up.

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You then need to check the box ‘Listen to this device’.Ĭheck your speakers or headphones for feedback noises as depending on the quality of the ports/cables you might hear some.

Right click on this new device and select properties and click on the ‘Listen’ tab. Click on the ‘Recording’ tab and you should see a new device there.

Headset playing sound through mic