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Scroll down to choose the different apps that can access your microphone and make sure that you have it set for all the apps that you want.

Under the “Allow Apps To Access Your Microphone” tab, ensure that the toggle is in the “on” position so that other apps can use your microphone.

On your keyboard, press the Windows logo key (usually on the left side of the space bar) and then type in “Microphone.” Click on “Microphone Privacy Settings.”.

It should have popped up when you first installed the headset, but you may have accidentally blocked access. You will need to do this before it will work properly. If your microphone isn’t working, it could be because you haven’t allowed access to your microphone. 1 – Easiest Fix: Allow Access To The Microphone

All of these solutions work for the SteelSeries headset mic not working. Work your way down this list, as it is set up to work from the easiest and most common fixes to the ones that will only work when the others do not. The fixes listed below are time tested and will help you to get back to gaming and playing how you want. Steelseries Arctis 7 Mic Not Working: Driver Solution

4 – Final Fix: Install the latest SteelSeries Engine software.

2 – Common Arctis 7 Troubleshooting Fix: Update Your Audio Driver.

1 – Easiest Fix: Allow Access To The Microphone.

Steelseries Arctis 7 Mic Not Working: Driver Solution.

If anyone can find a solution like this THAT WORKS - I will gift a $20 giftcard. I agree Realtek appears to be the issue - I just know there has to be a solution like drivers that can read the mic/headset over one 3.5mm audio jack. I tried "Spatial Sound" options - Windows Sonic / Dolby Atmos for headphones - thinking this install would maybe be a solution because Xbox uses it - but it did not really change anything beside the sound quality output of the pc. It's 2018 and there are devices with one single 3.5mm combo plug - a brand new z270 chipset mobo is not one of tried downloading drivers for the same manufacturer's other hardware, a pc version headset - but it would not read my headset input in order to install. Practical in my eyes is finding a permanent software solution without having to rig extra hardware or buy a splitter. If it were as simple as using a micro usb then maybe but having to "rig" the xbox controller just to use the microphone/headset combo in my eyes is impractical.