Now than Plantronics Poly is HP owned, Dell might agree with you!
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Lol. All I know is that the $15 cheap chinese headsets that look exactly like the Plantronics headsets, and sound as good, work without a problem. Dell did recommend Jabra though, just from the engineer's personal experience.Now thanPlantronicsPoly is HP owned, Dell might agree with you!
Any update from the Dell Engineer on this?Lol. All I know is that the $15 cheap chinese headsets that look exactly like the Plantronics headsets, and sound as good, work without a problem. Dell did recommend Jabra though, just from the engineer's personal experience.
I'll be beta testing a new driver from Dell shortly.Hi, unfortunately nothing on our end yet from Dell. @jpjordan357 any updates from Dell?
We have had luck downgrading from Windows 11 to Windows 10 22H2. The audiodg issues have stopped for us. Obviously not ideal, but it has allowed our trouble users to get back to work without issues. We have a ton of Optiplex 7000's so im hoping Dell comes through with a fix soon.
Hoping for the best! Have been following this thread for a bit, as our users are getting hit with the same issues on there Win11 XPS 9520s.I'll be beta testing a new driver from Dell shortly.
We tried that with the MaxxAudio stuff, and it had very little discernable effect. The best result so far has been not using Plantronics, though Dell tells me that other devices (like speakers and speaker bars) are showing the issue as well.We stumbled across this forum with our new rollout of 5430's with Windows 11 started running into this issue. Only a handful of staff, but enough to halt our rollout until we found a mitigation. You would think these issues would be ironed out towards the end of the models run, not 11 months after the model is released and the 5420's with the issue.
Anyway, we have been mitigating this issue by installing the store app of MaxxAudioPro and disabling the microphone enhancements within the app as discussed. But the issue does come back unfortunately (albeit less frequently). Upon investigation, if you plug in another headset, it re-enables the enhancements. So as a part of the prep, we disable both the internal mic enhancements and a headset as it seems to apply the preset to a device, rather than a blanket setting. (It likes to re-enable the second you unplug the headset, so disable it again and it appears to stick)
I've tried to track down a registry key or file that controls this preset, so we can deploy a proactive remediation through Intune to revert the setting when it feels like changing, but I haven't had any luck.
Fingers crossed a driver update of some kind should fix this. This has been a huge headache and halted our rollout of 260 laptops until we had the mitigation under control. I swear i've been plagued with audio issues my entire IT career lol. Hope my findings help someone else out.
Would you be willing to share the beta driver?I'll be beta testing a new driver from Dell shortly.
I cannot at this time.Would you be willing to share the beta driver?
No problem, waiting with bated breath.I cannot at this time.
I'll be beta testing a new driver from Dell shortly.